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

Kelsey Lucas

Because she’s defied odds that were stacked against her, Crittenden County senior Kelsey Lucas will be among a host of student-athletes honored Thursday at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium where the voice of the Kentucky Wildcats, Tom Leach, will unveil his Kentucky All-Resilient Team.

For the rest of this story and the following headlines, see this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:

• Final school day moved to May 26.
• Police still looking for armed McDonald’s bandit.
• Veterans organization disbanding after 92 years.
• Cruce closing Just-A-Bug’r Sunday after years as local restauranteur.
• 1st-ever family fair offers parents, youth insight to critical services.
• Bechler heads to RNC convention.
• OPINION: Two-letter word has ups, downs.
• OPINION: Truth and nothing but the truth, so help me God.
• School district has greenest fleet in Ky.
• IN PICTURES: Scenes from last week's Backroads Festival.
• Reality store teaches teens about budget choices.
• Winters recognized with 4th ROCKET WAY award.
• Riverview Park now more kid-friendly.
• Local scholarship open to 4-H youth.
• Jobless rate ticks up in March in Crittenden, 64 other Ky. counties.
• IN PICTURES: Students return from trips to Europe, D.C.
• Stallions party of U.S. Navy’s elite submariner force.
• 10 firsts awarded to locals for art.
• FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Future for county looked bright in 1901.
• Chapel Hill seeks emergency funds.
• Fohs offering scholarships for higher ed.
• Crittenden Grand Jury indicts on auto theft, drugs, cold checks.
• SPORTS: High school diamond roundup.
• SPORTS: High school track and field results.
• SPORTS: Caldwell, Crittenden, Dawson, Lyon Youth Baseball & Softball Leagues page returns for spring, summer.