For more on the murder mystery and the following headlines, grab a copy of this week's issue of The Crittenden Press:
- Schools heighten alert after Marshall shooting
- U.S. 641 road plan funding $44 million
- Four facing indictments from January grand jury
- Former Mayor Wood, 80, dies in Tennessee
- Jail notification system available for subscribers
- Jail revenue eclipes $200,000 for 1st time
- Study: Business climate mostly ‘great’
- Snow forces city to average monthly water bills
- Bookmobile takes library to readers
- Revised trash agreement ups rates
- Surveillance videos posted online help to solve crimes
- EDITORIAL: County, state take opioid fight to top 3 drug-makers
- HOUSE REVIEW: Governor’s budget austere
- SENATE REVIEW: Bevin’s budget too harsh to support
- SUPER NEWS: NTI days engage, benefit students
- KDE commish wants NTI revamp
- PASTOR'S PEN: Roe v. Wade: Another day that should live in infamy
- Auditor finds numerous issues with Livingston Fiscal Court accounting
- Ky. exits 2017 with lowest unemployment rate of year
- SPORTS: No quit in Crittenden’s boys despite season’s struggles
- SPORTS: Caldwell sends Rockets home early from All A Classic hoops
- SPORTS: No repeat in cards for Lady Rockets in All A
- SPORTS: Dossett’s big game gets bumped in recordbook by late 2012 entry
- VAUGHT'S VIEWS: Michigan duo key storyline for UK football
- Union J-E’s death looks to be natural
- FSA CoC election results final
- Camp allows youth Revolutionary experience
- Marion native on Chicago Fire
- FORGOTTEN PASSAGES: Picnics, fishing simple pleasures