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| Kenlee McDaniel (left) and Kate Keller have earned a trip to Friday’s inauguration. |
Read the entire story and the following headlines inside this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Shokpo closing date scheduled for Feb. 4
- 5 indicted last week by local grand jury
- Man who allegedly fled to avoid trial gets new date
- CDC: Flu activity in Ky. rising
- Marion native dies from electrical shock
- Livingston Hospital CEO knows rural health care
- Chamber hoping crime pays
- Chamber revamps its website
- Comer’s new Madisonville office staffed
- Woman credits granddaughter with book idea
- Rosebud crash among holiday accidents
- Crittenden Schools’ refund much lighter
- Retirement age could go up with longer lives
- SPORTS: Rockets please bias crowd
- SPORTS: Lady Rockets seeking 6th All A trip to state
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Gamecocks, firecrackers visit Rupp Saturday
- Providence woman arrested for meth
- Porter earns Post 217’s January honor
- @ THE LIBRARY: Overdue library materials accepted without penalty
- Education trust contest offers $1K savings account, school rewards
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Marion busy mercantile town in 1900
- FRANKFORT RECAP: Sen. Ridley supports abortion bills, opposes labor legislation
- USDA: Transfer of land to next generation easier
- Farmers can get FSA text messages
- Ag, natural resources scholarships available
- Local Kentucky food sales rake in $65 million
- Kentucky beekeeping schools set for 2017
- 2016 record year for state soybeans
- Crittenden not among top producing counties
