Flooding in Western Kentucky over the past couple days is an indication of pain that can be caused by water, but in Marion there's still a crisis over not having enough.
This week's full edition of The Crittenden Press takes a look at a couple of big water-related stories. In Marion, the city council is discussing how it can pay for a struggling water department that's been nearly crippled by a problem with one of its raw water sources. Meanwhile Crittenden-Livingston Water District stands to benefit to some degree from the situation in Marion as federal officials try to help by earmarking big money for the two-county system.
In this week's newspaper, see how your water rates could be affect in Marion and what congress may do to help.
Also, this week we take a look a novel approach for welding students at CCHS and there is a full report from last week's grand jury and circuit court proceedings.
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