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| Crittenden County Middle School opened as a high school in 1950. |
Built in 1949, Crittenden County Middle School is far from the oldest building in Kentucky where students learn to read and write; in fact, some date back to the early 1900s. But nearing seven decades since the school first opened – and with a looming enrollment boom – CCMS is at the head of the class when it comes to needed facilities upgrades in the school district. That's part of what a local committee formed to develop a plan for educational building priorities in the district is likely to recommend when it wraps up its work in the coming weeks.
For more on this story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Fredonia boy dies in car-bike crash.
- Man facing 13 years for drugs.
- 8 individuals indicted last week in county.
- Big Rivers WMA adds 841 acres.
- Marion council members hear housing concerns.
- First-time fair event to help feed children.
- Noted outdoorsman ordered to pay back $300,000 for duping investors.
- IN PICTURES: Weekend BBQ festival, competition a hit.
- Homeless couple abandons dog at Lake George.
- Schools roll out online registration.
- Crosswalk hosts freshmen event.
- Clerk receives grant to digitize deed records.
- Relay exceeds its goal of $45,000.
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Voters choose leaders of Crittenden for 1926-30.
- GOP continues to grow in county.
- Felony expungement informational sessions planned.
- Society memberships help keep museum open.
- KU named leading utility.
- Western Ky. hospital region one of few deemed healthier.
- SPORTS: Pre-season football competition kicks off practice.
- SPORTS: Local golfers reap honors at Novadell qualify event.
- SPORTS: Softball tournaments this weekend at park.
