For the complete, in-depth look a the Amish community in Crittenden County and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Crittenden schools keep pupil safety top priority
- Crittenden schools move to address active shooter prevention, reaction
- ABOUT TOWN: Accountability missing in today’s world
- 2nd local seeks seat in House
- Trump’s Tax Act bringing savings to KU customers
- Health department: Flu now at epidemic stage
- LHHS receives 4-star rating with 2017 Hospital Compare
- USDA: Hay, livestock surviving winter well
- Regional economic development group official; includes Crittenden
- Press intern, editor earn top honors in newspaper contest
- ‘Little Miss Bully’ second book for Brantley
- SPORTS: Livingston goes undefeated in Fifth District
- SPORTS: Rockets fall at LCHS, three tied in league
- SPORTS: Courtney always knew he’d be on Rockets coaching staff
- SPORTS: Youth baseball, softball registration coming soon
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Recruiting woes ones some schools might love
- OUTDOORS: Cold clipper gives waterfowlers joyful finale
- Bechler applauds Rosebud funding
- Bill would ensure better Kentucky organ, tissue donation procedures
- Bechler files bill to toughen immigration
- Clark earns exemplary rating
- Crittenden jobless rate dips to
- 4 percent in final month of 2017
- Complete Election Filings: Who will be on the ballot in 2018?
- Ky. 1668 closing for surfacing work
- Ky. 1901 closing for cross drain work
- HOUSE REVIEW: Victim protection measures moving ahead
- SENATE REVIEW: Still no pension legislation to consider
- Salem native Taylor retires president’s post
- CCES honor roll
- DEFEW'S VIEWS: Apple a day adage holds some truth
- Kemper benefit planned Feb. 17
