What's News this week in Crittenden County...

A new transportation plan approved last week by the Kentucky House of Representatives would bode well for Crittenden County and the rest of the state traveling the commonwealth’s crumbling infrastructure, if it is OK’d by the upper chamber before the legislative session ends next month. The state’s transportation budget would finance ferry operations, shore up two structurally deficient bridges and build a new state highway maintenance facility in Crittenden County. It would also replace the U.S. 60 bridge at Smithland and begin construction on the second leg of the U.S. 641 relocation project.

For the full story and the following headlines, pick up a copy tomorrow of this week's issues of The Crittenden Press:

• Who done it mystery uncovered
• Trump wants low-income programs ended
• 2 felony indictments handed down
• Marion man pleads guilty to January 2017 home invasion
• Challengers file for board of education
• STLP develops app for school district STAFF REPORT
• Marion Postmaster Brooks relocated 
• High school students earn cash for APES program
• SENATE REVIEW: Outcry puts pension bill on hold
• HOUSE REVIEW: Medicaid reform, road plan clear House
• SPORTS: Record-setting Lady Rockets still seeking respect
• SPORTS: Moss adapts after ‘rocky’ college start
• SPORTS: Beverly seeking home of her own at 2B
• VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Signee Quickley on mission to be best he can be
• FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Churches commonly named for surroundings
• Jobless rate for January down in Ky.
• Dossett changing lives with ministry, carpentry
• FBLA chapter, participants earn Region 1 awards
• And local obituaries