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| More photos... ...from Saturday's Crittenden-Livingston alumni basketball game can be found inside this week's issue of The Crittenden Press |
David Brown purchased his Powerball ticket Monday morning at Food Giant. He doesn’t always play the multi-state lottery game, but “when it gets to $1.3 billion, I do,” he said. Because millions of people like Brown across the U.S. had their eyes set on the record-breaking winnings, the estimated jackpot continued to grow up until the drawing at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Other Kentucky Lottery outlets in Marion – Five Star Food Mart, Ideal Market and Marion Discount Tobacco – stayed busy printing tickets this week.
For more on this and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Agencies realigning local law enforcement.
- Local ag property values to increase.
- Tentative date for set for alcohol vote.
- ‘Pink ladies’ volunteer services at CHS.
- INSIDE FRANKFORT: Education bill top Senate priority.
- INSIDE FRANKFORT: Pro-life, pro-choice bills filed in House.
- LETTERS: Writers share views for, against alcohol referendum.
- Free clinic offers service to Crittenden Countians.
- Mediacom charge for local programming to increase.
- Mediacom offering GOP debate to all customers; Ky. caucus 7 weeks away.
- Crisis heating assistance available locally.
- Chief says Sheridan Fire now in compliance.
- Knights miss crown, but collect hardware.
- Scour a scourge on cattle farms.
- Beekeeping school set for Henderson.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Downtown Marion grows after Civil War.
- DEFEW'S VIEWS: ‘09 ice storm sent everyone back to basics.
- SPORTS: Crittenden, 2 others refuse to play Class A.
- SPORTS: Rockets get first win in season’s 15th.
- SPORTS: Lady Rockets explode to snap 6-game skid.
- OUTDOORS: Whitetail harvest booming in Kentucky, county.
