Blood drive Monday in Marion

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A blood drive Monday will raise money for the Crittenden County Animal Shelter.

Donors who have not given blood within the last 56 days are encouraged to attend the West Kentucky Regional Blood Center's June 3 blood drive at Crittenden Hospital's education building.  For each pint of blood collected, the WKRBC will donate $5 to Crittenden County's animal shelter.

Blood donors must be 17 years old (or 16 with parental consent), weigh at least 115 pounds and present photo identification. 

The blood drive is sponsored by Crittenden Hospital and will be held from noon-5:30 p.m. in the education building, located on the hospital campus.

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Dr. Maddux retiring from full-time practice

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Longtime Marion physician Dr. Greg Maddux is retiring from full-time practice at the end of June. Maddux was one of the founders of Family Practice Clinic in Marion.

Dr. Maddux has been seeing patients at the clinic, as well as Crittenden Hospital for 40 years.  While he may work on a part-time basis, he is officially notifying his patients of his retirement from full-time practice.

Patients of Dr. Maddux who wish to receive their medical records may contact the clinic or continue seeing other providers within Family Practice Clinic.

Area Death

William "Danny" Tinsley Jr., 72, of Marion died this morning. Gilbert Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

State investigation finds Marion tap water safe

In response to two official complaints made to the Division fo Water, investigators from the Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet were dispatched to Marion on Wednesday where water tests were conducted.

Robin Hartman, spokesperson for the cabinet, said Marion’s water is safe to drink based on tests done today.

The complaints were filed late Tuesday. 

Hartman said the City of Marion had already begun flushing the water distribution system by the time Division of Water officials arrived here this morning for testing.

The complaints, Hartman said, were that the water was dark in color and smelled of chlorine.

“It seems to be fine from our testing,” Hartman explained. “Our testing found it to be odorless and colorless.”

The testing on Wednesday could not determine whether the water was substandard prior to flushing.

City officials have maintained that its drinking water has been safe, yet have also acknowledged the existence of issues with smell and taste. The city has also acknowledged that the problem has caused inconveniences throughout the city, particularly with commercial operations such as restaurants. 

See Previous Articles Pertaining to this Matter
https://crittendenpress.blogspot.com/2019/05/city-administrator-water-safe-to-drink.html
https://crittendenpress.blogspot.com/2019/05/city-says-water-is-okay-despite-color.html

Marion Baptist has VBS next week

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Marion Baptist Church's Vacation Bible School will be offered to Crittenden County youth the first week in June. Now that school is out, kids are looking for fun things to do, so what better place to send them than to a fun-filled week of Vacation Bible School.

In the Wild uses an animal theme to teach about Jesus and Biblical stories. Content is appropriate for children ages three through fifth grade.

For more information, contact he church at (270) 965-5232.

Cash to auction Fitzgerald property

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James R. Cash will conduct a one-day sale June 8 on Pidcock Road near Princeton.

The 81 acres to be auctioned are located in Caldwell County, with potential as farmland, pasture or homesites.

The auction will be held on the property, which
will be divided into eight tracts and sold beginning at 10 a.m. 

For more information, contact James R. Cash, Fancy Farm, Ky.

City administrator: Water safe to drink

Marion City Administrator Adam Ledford insists the city's water is safe to drink despite pockets of Marion still enduring a taste and smell that is a little off.

Following last night's special city council meeting, Ledford spoke on the city's efforts to correct the problem that has endured about 10 days or so. After changing the treatment process to adjust for summer temperatures that affect contaminant levels that naturally occur in the city's reservoir and flushing the city's entire system of lines and storage tanks, Ledford said it could take a couple more days to level off. So water should be back to normal by the end of the week.

The city administrator acknowledge the problem has caused inconveniences throughout the city, but said water is tested every day to ensure safety. There has been no danger to people or animals, he said.

City says water is okay despite color, taste

We know there's a great deal of conversation in the community about the drinking water in Marion. The Press had an article last week in which the city addressed the matter. In case you missed it, the article is below.

City leaders acknowledge something has been a little off with Marion’s drinking water in the last few days, but reiterated it is safe to use and corrective measures are being taken.

“There is nothing wrong about the (safety) of the water; it’s all about the taste,” City Administrator Adam Ledford told elected officials at the May 20 meeting of Marion City Council.

Ledford said he and water department workers believe it is the change in weather that led to some discoloration and a “muddy” taste to water from the city’s taps over the weekend.

It’s not uncommon at this time of year. As temperatures rise, treating the water from Lake George, the city’s main reservoir, requires a different combination of chemicals and processes.

“As seasons change, chlorination and the chemical process changes, and we may need to make adjustments,” Ledford said. “We’re pretty confident that’s what we’re dealing with.”

Those adjustments continued to be made.

Rockets fall to Christian in regional tournament

Coach Denis Hodge visits with starting pitcher Payton
Riley in the first inning of Monday's regional game.

Crittenden County fell behind early and lost 13-1 to defending champion Christian County in Monday's Second Region Tournament quarterfinal matchup at Morganfield.

Despite the loss, the Rockets went 18-17, were close to setting a school record in wins this season and had one of the team's few winning seasons since 1980. Senior Payton Riley was also close to the school record in stolen bases.

For all the details, see this week's printed edition of The Crittenden Press.

Lyon County road closing for work

A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to close a section of KY 1943 in Lyon County just south of the Crittenden County line during daylight hours for full-width paving starting tomorrow.

Milling and paving along KY 1943 runs from the Skin Frame Creek Bridge at milepoint 3.432 extending eastward to the US 641 intersection at milepoint 6.94, a distance of about 3.5 miles.

Paving along KY 1943 is expected to take about two or three days to complete, weather permitting. That means the road will be closed Tuesday through about Wednesday or Thursday. The contractor will work to provide access to homeowners on each side of the closure point.

Jim Smith Contracting is the prime contractor on this $413,766 group highway improvement project.

Motorists should use appropriate caution where equipment, flaggers, and construction personnel are along the roadway in close proximity to traffic flow.

Celebrating our Local Fallen Heroes

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The Crittenden Press celebrates the ultimate sacrifice made by our service men and women.

As part of our traditional coverage of Memorial Day, we offer this look at those from Marion and Crittenden County who have given their lives for freedom.

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Area Death

Geneva Ann Herrington, 86, of Marion died Thursday. Vanover Funeral Home in Clay is in charge of arrangements. 

2019 Crittenden County High School Graduation

Stay tuned to The Crittenden Press for complete, in-depth coverage of the 

graduating class of 2019.

Summer Reading kick-off June 5

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Crittenden County Public Library's summer reading program will kick off with illusionists The Mastersons June 5. The event will be held at Rocket Arena.  Reed & Ashton Masterson are nationally touring, award winning illusionists that bring a whole new meaning to the term magic show. They’ve performed for numerous celebrities and have been featured on ABC, FOX and NBC, among others.

Summer reading program will include activities and reading challenges for youth, teens and adults. To learn more, visit the library during business hours or register on the library's Facebook page.  The theme for this year's Summer Reading Program is A Universe of Stories.

Area Death

Shelby Eugene Tabor, 80, of Salem died today at Crittenden County Health and Rehabilitation in Marion. Boyd Funeral Directors and Cremation Services is in charge of arrangements.

Cash holding Fitzgerald auction

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James R. Cash will conduct a one-day sale June 8 on Pidcock Road near Princeton.


The 81 acres to be auctioned are located in Caldwell County, with potential as farmland, pasture or homesites.


Eight tracts will be sold beginning at 10 a.m. For more information, contact James R. Cash, Fancy Farm, Ky.

Marion flushing water lines next few evenings

The City of Marion will be conducting a systematic flushing of water lines starting today at roughly 9 p.m. The flushing of hydrants will take place in different areas across town for a few hours each night through Sunday evening.

The city periodically flushes its system to maintain the quality of water. Water main flushing can result in discolored water. These conditions are not harmful and should not last very long. Briefly running the cold water tap may help to clear discolored water.

Big Weekend Holiday Sale at H&H Home & Hardware

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Dr. Maddux retiring from full-time practice

Longtime Marion physician Dr. Greg Maddux is retiring from full-time practice at the end of June. Maddux was one of the founders of Family Practice Clinic in Marion.


Maddux has been seeing patients at the clinic, as well as Crittenden Hospital for 40 years.


Patients of Dr. Maddux who wish to receive their medical records may contact the clinic or continue seeing other providers within Family Practice Clinic.

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Local man faces drug and other charges

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A Marion man is in jail charged with trafficking in methamphetamine, other drug offenses and unlawful transaction with a minor.

Michael P. Martin, 25, was arrested at a home on Franklin Mine Road yesterday after deputies found a large quantity of meth, marijuana and other narcotics.

A 17-year-old female was present with Martin. She was released to her grandparents, according to a sheriff's department news release.

Martin was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center.

Crittenden County deputies Chuck Hoover and Ray Agent were involved in the investigation.

For more on this investigation, see next week's Crittenden Press printed edition.

Marion Baptist plans VBS

Marion Baptist Church's Vacation Bible School will be offered to Crittenden County youth the first week in June.

In the Wild uses an animal theme to teach about Jesus and Biblical stories. Content is appropriate for children ages three through fifth grade.


For more information, contact he church at (270) 965-5232.

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Marion alcohol sales approved by voters

The second alcohol referendum in just more than three years was successful in Marion balloting today. 

Voters in the five Marion precincts on Tuesday opted to legalize package sales and liquor by the drink in the city. The vote was 403-277 to make alcohol sales legal.

A measure to allow liquor by the drink only in Marion failed in March 2016 by a count of 245-298.

Early votes favor 'Yes' on alcohol sales

With one precinct and absentees reporting, those wanting to legalize alcohol sales in Marion have a louder voice, with a vote total of 33-27. The first precinct reporting, Marion No. 6, voted in favor of approving alcohol sales in 2016 and did so again this year. There are still four precincts left to report, however.

Press Online will have election totals tonight

The Crittenden Press will be following results of today's election once polls close at 6pm.

We will be at the courthouse gathering details of the Local Wet-Dry Vote, the governor's race and all the other statewide primaries.

Check here for the earliest returns tonight, then pick up a copy of The Crittenden Press printed edition tomorrow for all of the precinct-by-precinct information and reaction on the results.

We will also be covering tonight's Rocket Baseball Fifth District championship game at Smithland as Crittenden County (18-13) takes on Lyon County (23-10).

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Baseball Rockets earn regional berth

Crittenden County beat Livingston Central 5-3 Monday at Smithland to advance to tonight’s Fifth District Baseball Tournament championship at 6pm at Smithland.

With their 18th victory last night, CCHS has now tied a team record for second most wins in a season.

The win also gives Crittenden a berth in Monday’s Second Region Tournament at Union County.

The Lady Rocket softball team (16-14) lost a tough one, 4-3, in extra innings last night to Trigg County at Smithland. The loss ends Crittenden’s softball season.

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Pool, golf course open to public next week

The swimming pool at Marion Golf & Pool, formerly the Heritage at Marion Country Club, opens Monday! 

The Marion Golf & Pool will offer public golf for the first time this summer.  Each Tuesday and Thursday, anyone can play a round of golf at Marion's nine-hole golf course. The pool is also open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

In addition to daily swim and golf rates, pool parties are also being scheduled for the summer months.

For more information about rentals, participation on Marion Swim Team or general questions about golf times and rates, call the phone numbers included in this advertisement.

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Gem, mineral show June 1-2 at Fohs Hall

The Gem, Mineral, Fossil & Jewelry Show at Fohs Hall is an annual gathering of mineral enthusiasts.  Booths will include displays from various sectors of the mineral and fossil industry, which are attractions to collectors and amateur observers.

Museum tours will be offered, and a new activity for children this year is a chance for young and old alike to experiment with gem mining and gold panning. 

The show runs June 1-2 at Fohs Hall. See advertisement for more detailed information about show offerings, times and sponsors.

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Henderson man arrested at WMA

Lichtefeld

This man, Marcus S. Lichtefeld, 31, of Henderson is facing multiple charges in Crittenden and perhaps Union counties following his arrest Monday morning at the Big Rivers Wildlife Management Area in northern Crittenden County.

He is charged with attempting to burglarize three buildings at the WMA and is also suspected in a couple of auto thefts and perhaps a burglary in Sturgis.

See this week's Crittenden Press for details.

Area Death

Melva Dean Crawford, 86, of Marion died Friday. Boyd Funeral Directors and Cremation Services is in charge of arrangements.

Here's where to vote Tuesday. May 21

Unsure where you vote? 

If so, call Crittenden County Clerk Carolyn Byford’s office at (270) 965-3403 or visit GoVoteKy.com.


District 1
Emmanuel Baptist Church ................................Marion No. 2
Mattoon Fire Department.............................Rosebud No. 11
District 2
Deer Creek Baptist Church.............................Sheridan No. 9
Tolu Community Center.........................................Tolu No. 10
District 3
Marion Ed-Tech Center.......................................Marion No. 4
Grace Baptist Church...........................................Frances No. 8
District 4
Crittenden County Courthouse .......................Marion No. 1
Crittenden County Public Library...........Fords Ferry No. 5
District 5
St. William Catholic Church..............................Marion No. 6
Mexico Baptist Church.......................................Frances No. 7
District 6
Marion Baptist Church........................................Marion No. 3
Shady Grove Fire Department ............Shady Grove No. 12

Only voters in Precincts Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 will cast a ballot in Marion’s alcohol referendum.

Anti-alcohol group presents facts

A group of Crittenden County residents pushing against the alcohol referendum on next week's ballot has compiled a list of facts related to alcohol use.


The issue of selling liquor by the drink and in package stores in Marion will be up to voters Tuesday for the second time in three years. Only voters casting ballots inside the City of Marion will vote on the issue.


Crittenden is one of 15 dry counties in Kentucky.

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Owl survey takes aim at Crittenden County

Owl biologist Kate Slankard says Crittenden County’s small-farm settings and its Amish community make it a primary focus of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources’ barn owl survey.

Over the next couple of months, Slankard and other fish and wildlife officials will be following up on barn owl sightings. They’ve been to Crittenden County quite often and have found several nesting sites. The barn owl is quite rare in Kentucky and Slankard said the survey is helping wildlife biologists to understand why.

The owl study is done every three years. In 2016, Crittenden County was among the top counties in the state for authenticated barn owl nests.

For more about this survey read this week's printed edition of The Crittenden Press. You may also call the KDFWR at 1-800-858-1549 and a wildlife biologist is likely to come confirm it.

Observers can also email Slankard at kate.slankard@ky.go. The owls are sensitive to disturbance, so if a nest is found, it’s best to leave it alone to avoid attracting attention to it. Researchers are careful to document nests without disturbing the owls.

One dead in motorcyle crash on Ky. 135

Crittenden EMS and first responders depart from the scene of a motorcycle fatality
Thursday afternoon on Ky. 135 just off Ky. 91 North in northern Crittenden County.

A woman was pronounced dead at the scene of a motorcycle crash Thursday afternoon on Ky. 135 in northern Crittenden County just off Ky. 91 North. The woman, who is believed to have been a passenger on the motorcycle, was not wearing a helmet, according to Crittenden County Sheriff's Deputy George Foster. It is the first traffic fatality in the county this year.

The driver was taken to the hospital for relatively minor injuries. There were no other vehicles involved.

Foster said the driver was from Illinois. He had just turned onto Ky. 135 headed toward Tolu from the southbound lane of Ky. 91 North. The wreck was first reported around 3:30 p.m.

Rogers Woodmen Life representative

Grant Rogers of Marion is the WoodmenLife financial representative for Crittenden and surrounding counties. Call him to discuss the best retirement plan for you and your family or life insurance policies to best suit your needs.

The company's mission is to provide members with financial security while also making a difference in the community.

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Area Death

Guthrie Imogene Conyer, 74, of Marion died today. Gilbert Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. 

Church group against alcohol vote

A group of concerned Crittenden County citizens has mounted opposition to the question of alcohol sales facing voters Tuesday. Their advertisement is posted here.

The ballot question will read, "Are you in favor of the sale of alcoholic beverages in the City of Marion, Kentucky?" 

This question will only be on ballots in precincts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 within the city limits.

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Turkey harvest rebounds a bit this spring

Crittenden County’s turkey harvest, at a modern-low in 2018, has rebounded to more moderate numbers this spring.

The three-week gobbler season ended recently with hunters taking 344 birds, the second lowest harvest this century, but still considerably better than last year’s alarmingly-low take. Good weather and more mature males helped boost the harvest.

        COUNTY 
      HARVESTS

• 2000 351
• 2001 394
• 2002 544
• 2003 424
• 2004 505
• 2005 517
• 2006 511
• 2007 412
• 2008 503
• 2009 487
• 2010 513
• 2011 519
• 2012 566
• 2013 525
• 2014 396
• 2015 390
• 2016 375
• 2017 374
• 2018 284
• 2019 344

Health Department offering biometric screenings

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The Crittenden County Health Department offers biometric screenings for individuals who participate in the Go365 Insurance benefits program. 

All employees who have state insurance plans and participate in the LivingWell program, are eligible to receive biometric screenings at any of the Pennyrile District Health Department locations listed in this advertisement.

The health department in Marion is located off Industrial Drive next to the Marion Ed-Tech Center and behind Siemens.

Election one week from Tuesday

Residents across Kentucky will go to the polls Tuesday, May 21 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., to decide Republican and Democratic nominees for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, auditor, commissioner of agriculture and treasurer.

Voters in the City of Marion will also decide the fate of package alcohol sales and liquor by the drink in restaurants.

See The Crittenden Press printed edition for all your election questions.

If you will be out of town on Election Day, you can vote on the absentee machine at the Crittenden County Clerk's office until 4 p.m., Monday, May 20. Paper absentee ballots are also available
upon request at the clerk's office at the courthouse.

Group's advertisement lists alcohol figures

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Alcohol will be in the ballot box for the second time in three years on Tuesday, May 21.

Marion residents voting in precincts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 will have an opportunity to cast ballots for or against alcohol sales. The question will read: "Are you in favor of the sale of alcoholic beverages in the City of Marion, Kentucky?"

Opponents have been using a variety of means to get out their dry message, including this advertisement which has also been published in the newspaper. 

The advertisement makes several points about why alcohol is a bad idea for Marion.

Passport Fair Saturday in Salem

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Learn more about how to get a US Passport at this weekend's Passport Fair at the Salem Post Office.

The Salem Post Office now authorized to issue US Passports. 

Postmaster Paula Berry encourages anyone who might be traveling out of the country in the near future to attend Saturday's event.

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