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| Christmas around Marion in pictures inside this week's newspaper. |
Marion’s new wastewater treatment plant appears to be headed to Industrial Park North, but council members have not completely flushed the possibility of an alternative site. The city council met Monday evening, expecting to make a final decision on where to build the state-mandated sewer facility, but hit a snag with the potential purchase of several acres in the industrial park owned by Crittenden County Economic Development Corp. Council members did agree, however, to give Mayor Mickey Alexander the authority to sign a $1,000 option on the property if CCEDC agrees to sell the property for $5,000 an acre.
For the full story and the following news, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Safe(r) travels: UK specialists eye mitigation of local rural road dangers
- CAF blowing no smoke for holidays, bringing back hilarious Sanders clan
- IN PICTURES: Holiday scenes around town, including the Christmas parade
- Sunday wreck kills local man, first fatality of 2016
- City sells Bobcats’ franchise for $3,000
- EDITORIAL: Remember Pearl Harbor!
- Henderson’s Kimmel statue ‘matter of honor’
- Patriotism alive, well at Burna Legion post
- Gideons honor Tedrick
- State’s homestead exemption up $700
- Stuff the Bus collection aids Community Christmas
- October CCES Rocket Role Models named
- Local Small Business Saturday dubbed success by participants
- FSA County Committee voting extended
- SPORTS: 2017 Rocket football schedule includes new team
- SPORTS: Eighth-grader Turley captures spotlight in district win at Trigg
- SPORTS: Lady Rockets need comeback to stay undefeated
- Belt graduates basic training
- Martin named Kentucky Duchess
- Bank recognizes Beavers’ service
- Future may bring mobile ERs to SUVs
