For more on this story and the follow headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Investigation into fatal shock of lineman finds errors
- Tucker looks to honor fellow centenarians
- Teen located 4 days after going missing
- Recall petition for school tax would require 408 signatures
- Jail employees getting $1 raise
- CCHS competes at Region 2 FFA Day
- Atmos upgrading lines in Crayne, Fredonia
- Historical museum set to open April 5
- Students saving on college debt with dual credit
- Registration receipt will save $3 on tag renewals
- MY 2¢ WORTH: Behavior not Representative of adults
- LEGISLATIVE REVIEW: Work still left in final 2 days of legislative session
- Traffic stop leads authorities to mobile meth lab
- Rogers attends family court justice training
- Breakfast aims to grow leadership
- Baptist Health goes through struggles
- Kentucky jobless rate falls
- Fritts earns high rating for prose
- KSP seeks leads in unsolved murder
- SPORTS: Track and field results
- SPORTS: Softball girls blast tourney foes
- SPORTS: Crittenden loses district showdown at Lyon County
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Time in Lexington what Diallo expected
- OUTDOORS: Reluctant contestant, upstater wins buck prize
- OUTDOORS: Youth turkey season starts Saturday; general season April 15
- OUTDOORS: Hayes’s 8-pointer scores big in youth buck contest
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Remember this? Forgotten items recalled
- Club talks diet, plans Backroads
- Cox’s entry in contest heads to next level
- PASTOR'S PEN: What’s happening to the church?
