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

When Denny Woodall closed his used automobile dealership on the south side of Marion a few weeks ago, it left just one thread in the city’s retail car business. In the lifetimes of most middle-aged people in the community, there have been a number of new and used vehicle retailers. At one time or another, there were four new car dealerships where one could purchase a Ford, Chevrolet, Chrysler or Oldsmobile. The last to leave was Chrysler, almost 30 years ago.

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

• State of the hospital fair
• Interactive mural to be installed at park
• WMJL rebranded as River County 102.7
• Milling keeps new U.S. 641 on target for July 1 opening
• Budget, pension, tax bills impact county
• HOUSE REVIEW: Tax changes step toward usage levy
• SENATE REVIEW: Democrats, public shut out of key debate
• Budget issues could force ag cuts at CCHS
• RELIGION: Catholic group donates ultrasound to area faith-based pregnancy clinic
• RELIGION: “I Can Only Imagine” sets record at Capitol Cinemas
• OUTDOORS: Hunting changes proposed to thin deer herd
• SPORTS: Youth sports rosters
• SPORTS: Spring sports results
• VAUGHT: Brown impressive in workout for NFL scouts
• FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Visits on horseback assess rural schools