For the full story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Students lag in math, excel with humanities
- State budget cuts could sting schools
- Filing period nears for big election year in Crittenden
- Belt bringing bowls back to Christmas in Marion
- Siemens increases global railway share
- Victory Gardens spared for next year
- Chess season starts Saturday
- $200K will pave 4 miles of rural roads
- SPORTS: Rockets run out of time in epic showdown
- SPORTS: Gilchrist misses state cut by five strokes, finishes with 86
- SPORTS: Soccer girls fall in 5th to Lyon
- SPORTS: MS football gets 3rd straight with victory over Caldwell County
- SPORTS: CCHS considering bass fishing team
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Baker not forgotten by coach
- OUTDOORS: Big Rivers WMA going strong this fall
- OUTDOORS: Youth deer hunt this weekend in county
- DEFEW'S VIEWS: Naming hurricanes tradition since 1950s
- SEN. RIDLEY: Here’s how Ky. pays to pave our roads
- Webster teacher now facing more charges
- Trick or Treat on Main set for Oct. 31
