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| Second-graders share their instruction for cooking at turkey. |
The centerpiece of any traditional Thanksgiving meal is, of course, the turkey. Again this year, Crittenden County Elementary School second-graders share their instructions for cooking the bird. Some more non-traditional preparation methods for the customary entree suggested by the 8- and 9-year-olds include stuffing it with mashed potatoes, decorating it with slogans supporting local sports teams or serving it with a side of a variety of cookies.
For children's directions for cooking a Thanksgiving turkey and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press on newsstands today as normal:
- Marion council considers sewer plant location
- Ban on burning remains in effect
- Board of ed OKs laptop for each MS, HS student
- Public gets 1st look at new Smithland bridge
- IN PICTURES: CCMS homecoming courts
- Yarbrough finalist for top schools chief
- City utilities director hurt in Friday crash
- Circuit clerk scaling back hours in 2017
- Christmas Angel trees up in Marion
- Friday wreck hurts Murray woman, 20
- Brooks Legion’s Veteran of the Month
- Parade dates set in area towns
- Shelter hosts Santa event
- Nunn-Switch re-opens to traffic
- Dental services prevent absences
- Christmas parade entries still taken
- OPINION: Thanksgiving is true story of America’s beginning
- SUBMITTED PHOTO Principal makes good on attendance reward
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Thanksgivings of long ago much different than today
- SPORTS: Alumni rematch Saturday at Rocket Arena
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: UK basketball recruiting lands blue chips
- Moss leads Lady Rockets’ district challenge
- Hodge confident that team will improve as season progresses
- Team photos and more
