For the full story and the following headlines, pick up this week's edition of The Crittenden Press:
- Teens seek solutions to school taxing issue
- Alabama man facing several hunting violations
- Pick-up of city leaves started
- GOP challenger looks to unseat Sen. Ridley
- New chiropractor’s office opens
- Massages can help ease cancer patient woes
- Teens explore medical careers
- Local jobless rate up from October 2016
- Ag Census 2017 now en route to farmers
- Board of ed explores CCMS-CCHS library
- Low-sodium targets on hold in cafeterias
- Local KFB women recognized
- Proposal offers drop in KU bills
- MY 2¢ WORTH: Change starts with conversation
- Ky. farming industry rebounds 3.5 percent
- Community Christmas help dips to 59
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Greatest Generation had many war brides
- Circuit judge attends 2017 judicial college
- Families unite after discovery of relative in California
- Thieves taking vending money
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Wiseman does lots that Calipari, others like
- SPORTS: Coach finds hope despite 4-point loss to Trigg County
- SPORTS: Champion scoring big in 2-2 start
- SPORTS: Too much Boyd beats Rockets
