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Grand Marshal Gordon Guess – a former banker – will fittingly be tossing out change during Saturday’s Christmas Parade on Main Street. Yes, that’s money. Dimes and nickels. “He thought that would be more appropriate than candy since he was a banker,” said Crittenden County Chamber of Commerce Executive Secretary Susan Alexander. In many ways, Guess has been a larger-than-life character, building a legacy of community service whether at local ballparks, in politics or through a number of civic organizations. His resume of community involvement runs deep, and he’s quick to admit his pride for many of the accomplishments.
For more on this story and the following headlines, see this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- U.S. 641 hopes high with installation of Republican governor next week.
- MPD investigating burglary at Eagles Club building.
- Outreach meeting to give small area farmers answers to variety of questions.
- HOLIDAY HAPPENINGS: A list of Christmas event in the community.
- Visitation at jail goes digital, improving safety, finances.
- Outlaw country’s Ridin’ Shotgun to ring in new year at country club.
- ABOUT TOWN: Research: Generations growing unhappier.
- Shelter celebrates anniversary with half-price pet adoptions.
- Crittenden County Senior Center has busy December planned.
- Dozens of middle-schoolers recognized for individual performance on K-PREP.
- Top coloring CCES students recognized.
- Cookie Walk to benefit Free Clinic.
- Saturday 5K run to benefit Relay.
- SPORTS: False Start: Hoops finally under way.
- SPORTS: Starnes named 1st District Class A Coach of the Year.
- City forgoes grant app for dispatching.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: McDonald drive behind construction of new high school, gym in 1950s.
- Business planned for Watson Street.
- Emmanuel Baptist celebrating 50th anniversary.
- OUTDOORS: Farmer retiring Dec. 31 as host of Kentucky Afield.
