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| The chamber of commerce in Crittenden County has a fresh, new look. |
The first official step toward a new high school – as well as a 5.8-cent tax increase on county property owners to pay for the building – was taken this week. Crittenden County Board of Education voted 4-1 on Tuesday evening to continue the process that could see a so-called “nickel” tax added to the school rate on tax bills this fall. The revenue could be used only for construction and renovations.
For the full story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Chamber refreshed by young women
- Tourism’s impact on community growing
- Pass the salt: Cafeteria rules loosened
- Auditor: Sheriff’s accounting errors discovered
- Police locate stolen trailer; arrest fugitive from Tenn.
- Comer votes for ‘Obamacare’ repeal
- Hampton man brings metal working experience from California, England
- Kenergy distributing credits
- WRITE NOW: Tears well for graduating first-born
- ABOUT TOWN: Motherhood a never-ending job
- Survivors sought for Relay for Life events
- Salem mainstay Croft retiring at end of June
- Summer Reading registration under way
- SPORTS: Alumni players bruised, booster club rakes in some dollars
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Tracing direct lines from KY to Indiana; Why Knox decision makes sense at UK
- SPORTS: Rockets revving up for Saturday’s regional
- SPORTS: Freshman teams set high goals
- SPORTS: Rockets get ship back on better direction as postseason closes in
- SPORTS: Lady Rockets get 22nd win in avenging fashion
- Local youths capture state Bible Drill titles
- E-rate cuts library Net, phone costs
