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The Cave In Rock Ferry is changing its hours to deal with what the owner says is a finical struggle to keep it open. The Press has all of the latest details on what you can expect over the coming months with regard to the ferry service.
Also on the front page of this week's Press is a detailed article about new Kentucky State Sales Taxes that our citizens will pay at fitness centers, when they hire landscaping, take the dog to the vet and much more. This will affect you starting this weekend.
Plus, a local magistrate is upset about Illegal Roadside Dumping. See what's in store for those who trash Crittenden County.
Look all over the web, or listen to broadcast media, and you still will not find the facts, details and community information loaded in each edition of The Crittenden Press. We've been covering news and sports in this community since the 1800s and over the last three decades we haven't missed a local government meeting or a football game. There's only one way to find out what's really going on, and that's read your Press.