For more on this story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Dunbars bring home adopted daughter after several hurdles.
- Marion alcohol petition still out.
- County rates low for child well-being.
- Man seriously hurt in deer crash.
- Stevens of ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ duo sentenced.
- Pair of married couples indicted.
- IN PICTURES: Veterans Day 2015.
- Grant for Riverview boat dock denied.
- $20,000 in guns, items stolen in Livingston.
- Magistrates okay proposal to install energy-saving device at Crittenden Detention Center.
- Speed bump would keep Carlisle safer.
- Measure would set electrical inspection amounts.
- City, county make board appointments.
- Ford honored by firefighters.
- Churches lead way in Thanksgiving meals, services.
- 43 million to take to road over holiday; traffic enforcement stepped up to cope.
- Most public offices to take two days off for Thanksgiving.
- Rescue squad chief concerned over plans to convert headquarters to jail.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Marion’s early days hosted important events.
- DEER SEASON: See who bagged a deer over opening weekend.
- SPORTS: Alumni hoops showdown Jan. 6.
- SPORTS: Rocket season ends at Bethlehem.
