If the Tradewater Music Fest is a success, the whole community will win, says promoter Russell Edwards. A music lover with connections to some country artists, Edwards has jumped into the backwoods concert business and will host what he hopes is a 5,000-fan event in September on his farm between Marion and Providence a seasonal hunting preserve that’s home to his Winghaven Lodge.
For the full story and the following headlines, pick up a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Board OKs school tax bump: Recall petition already gathering names
- Virtual vote 1st for public agency
- Tabor retires from CCES
- Eagle found Scouts to open new world
- Local Relay generates $35K to battle cancer
- Late fireman leaves $4,000 to agencies
- Murray student begins internship
- Chamber survey to guide goals, strategies
- Salem FSA county committee nomination period open soon
- County recycling trailer schedule set
- Jailed Salem men charged with theft
- U.S. 641 getting new asphalt
- Scripture moves mission trip to Haiti
- Family continues Clement legacy, hosts annual show, vendors
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: City Drug. Co. fond memory for generations
- SPORTS: Special Olympians earn 16 medals
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Knox Jr. transitioning from gridiron to court
- SPORTS: Summer retools CCHS hoops lineup
- SPORTS: Crittenden County Rocket Baseball Final Statistics
- SPORTS: CCHS Lady Rocket Softball Final Statistics
