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

At least one neighbor of Crittenden County Detention Center wants to see its new restricted custody center shut down. On Monday, the City of Marion was asked to force that closure, though that’s not likely to happen. Mike Harris and Rosanne Chandler turned to the council at its monthly meeting for help with complaints related to the newly-opened annex built to house low-risk work-release inmates.

For the complete story, more from city council and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:

• Flu an early guest in Kentucky, shot clinics scheduled
• UK studying county road safety
• Repairs made, but roads still worry for magistrates
• Kenergy rate increase approved, but bills will decrease
• EDITORIAL: Illegal dumping at ‘PACS office’ helping no one
• Schedule altered at garbage center
• Mineral museum free on Saturday
• Historical society sells cabin
• All-local meal newest annual event
• Christmas charity deadline nearing
• Trick or Treat on Main set for Halloween day
• Agent going for Walk to discover cure for MS
• IN PICTURES: Football homecoming 2016
• VFW remembers POW/MIAs
• Local adults win at Senior Games
• Hampton visits Siemens touting Ky. manufacturing
• Local 1st-responders honored
• FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Closing day at schools a big deal for students, parents, community
• New compilation of marriages available for local genealogists
• SPORTS: Rockets celebrate homecoming with end to losing skid
• SPORTS: KHSAA fines McLean
• SPORTS: Fall sports wrap-up
• Sorority honors members at tea
• Farmers donates to booster club
• Garden Club to consolidate two events