CHS Vote Looms

     Rockets (5-1) start district 12 PAGES / VOLUME 137 / NUMBER 14 play with 49-6 victory / Page 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2018 24/7 BREAKING AND LOCAL NEWS / THE-PRESS.COM AN INDEPENDENTLY-OWNED, LOCAL NEWSPAPER SINCE 1879 ONE DOLLAR

 Ferry back on 16-hour schedule         Ferry schedule      6 a.m. to 10 p.m.             Approximate          Ky. departures     First: 6:10 a.m.         Last: 9:50 p.m.                                                                            Fiscal court decision on  Board of ed   hospital sale could come today   vacancy will    not be filled     by election                                                  Parshall                                              CHS vote looms                                                                                                                                 

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ALLISON EVANS/THE PRESS First United Bank opens for business ©2018, The Crittenden Press Inc. Local and out-of-town residents dropped by First United Bank’s pre-opening reception Friday to tour Marion’s newest banking establish- The contents of this newspaper, ment and meet employees on North Main Street. Here Jason Hawkins, president and CEO, visits with Joanie Rowland, office manager at including stories and advertising, are Princeton Lumber Co., which served as the general contractor for the project. The bank opened for business Wednesday. protected by U.S. copyright laws. 2 THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018 Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 191, Marion, KY 42064 News&Views The Crittenden Press Must be submitted by 5 p.m. Friday Welcome to rural America

Welcome to rural outsider or likely shutter. ging to the city. Youth and talent America. Magistrates are faced gravitate toward populations cen- Clean air. Green grass. with that difficult deci- ters for their amenities and jobs, so Fresh water. Open spaces. sion just months after the next generation of would-be dy- Friendly faces at the gro- wringing another namic leaders haved moved to cery store. Neighbors you $100,000 from taxpayers more crowded ZIP codes. can trust with your house to keep an ambulance The rural populace is shrinking, key. A low cost of living. service alive. and what’s left of once quaint little Old-fashioned values. Lit- Meantime, the lone towns grows more blighted by the tle crime. city in our county strug- day. The demographic of the coun- Over the years, life in gles to offer basic serv- tryside is becoming poorer and Anytown, U.S.A., has ices. And an under- longer in the tooth. It’s not a for- been portrayed as idyllic Daryl K. appreciated public serv- mula that adds up to success. And and maybe even a slice of TABOR ice aimed at our aging it’s only going to get more difficult heaven in popular cul- Press editor population, the senior to make ends meet ... let alone ture. Heck, who wouldn’t center, is facing an uphill flourish as rural America did in the want to live in Andy Grif- My 2¢ battle to simply stay open post-war years of the 1950s. fith’s Mayberry or Hooter- Worth a few more years. A year ago, The Atlantic looked ville of “Green Acres” There are only a hand- at “What America Is Losing as Its fame? ful of jobs to sustain a Small Towns Struggle.” The maga- In reality, though, rural living in comfortable living and even fewer zine referenced a work published the early 21st century is growing people to fill them. There are as on its pages 75 years prior. In that akin to residing among the urban many empty storefronts in the essay, “The Community: The Seed ALLISON EVANS/THE PRESS decay of the 1970s and 1980s. Un- heart of downtown as doors open Bed of Society,” Arthur E. Morgan less you live in an affluent country for business. Infrastructure is a described Middle America as “an Democratic party setting driven by recreational op- mixed bag of plugs and patches. orphan in an unfriendly world … Abigail Barnes and Dr. Paul Walker were among the portunities, rural existence is no Even the most basic services and despised, neglected, exploited and Democratic candidates for office in the Nov. 6 general longer the Utopia of a mid-1960s products for consumers can be dif- robbed.” He argued it was being sitcom on CBS. ficult to find. And to sustain what “dissolved, diluted and submerged election who gathered last Thursday in Marion for a You do not have to look far – not we do have, the squeeze is put ever by modern technology, commer- supper and meet-and-greet. Crittenden County PVA even beyond our own boundaries – tighter on a shrinking number of cialism, mass production, propa- Ronnie Heady, who is running unopposed next to witness the struggles of Middle people paying their own way. ganda and centralized month, said about 80 prospective voters turned out America. The problem is not confined to government.” for the affair. Barnes, of Salem, is challenging incum- The writing is on the wall for our our own pastoral landscape. Across Looks like things have come full bent Lynn Bechler (R-Marion) for the state House Dis- homegrown hospital – sell to an the nation, the country’s gone beg- circle. Welcome to rural America! trict 1 seat in Frankfort, which Walker is hoping to unseat Republican Congressman James Comer in the 1st Congressional District race. hospital be operated on the million in order to main- would be.” HOSPITAL property. tain local control of the “That’s reassuring,” Continued from Page 1 RHG, as part of an hospital would cost county Newcom said. agreement in negotiation property owners 43 cents RHG owns one other Stout testifies before tatives of RHG will be at with the CHS board, has per $100 of valuation on hospital at present, Cooper the meeting to answer pledged to maintain a hos- their real estate. That’s al- County Community Hospi- questions. Newcom said pital at its current level for most four times the tal in Boonville, Mo. They House subcommittee company executives will a minimum of three years. amount they already pay are also in the process of STAFF REPORT 2011, Stout was a bank- also be made available Charlie Hunt has said the in county taxes and almost closing on another in Crittenden County na- ruptcy practitioner for 30 through a conference call seven-person CHS board equal to the school tax Wellington, Kan. tive Alan C. Stout, a fed- years, primarily represent- during the special session he chairs can offer maybe levy. The future of a commu- eral bankruptcy judge, ing consumer debtors. He of county government. 18 months more of service The 43-cent levy would nity’s hospital is an emo- testified last testified last week “This will give members before closing the doors to cost the average home- tional one, Newcom Wednesday before a on Capitol Hill in of the court a chance to the financially troubled owner an additional $322 explained, especially in an U.S. House Judici- support of an effort talk with Rural Hospital hospital. in property taxes, based on aging community with ary Committee panel to double the com- Group and resolve a few According to financial the average home value of growing health care needs on regulatory re- pensation of Chap- questions some have,” information made avail- about $75,000. That’s just and when it is one of your form, commercial ter 7 bankruptcy Newcom added. able at a recent hospital no feasible, said Newcom. largest employers and sin- and antitrust law. trustees to $120 per RHG is interested only board meeting, CHS has “I really don't want to gle biggest payer of wages The hearing covered case administered. in a package deal that in- lost an average of $81,486 put a taxing district in in the county. Chapter 7 bank- Stout The compensation cludes the hospital prop- per month since Septem- place,” he added. “People While opinions have ruptcy trustee com- has not changed erty and operations. They ber 2017, the month be- have enough burden as it been mixed, Newcom said, pensation and the since 1995, according to do not want to lease the fore RHG took over is.” most people who have ap- Bankruptcy Administra- Stout. real estate. Terry Nichols, management. That is an Newcom said he has proached him see selling tion Improvement Act of The judge supports an onsite RHG executive improvement of about asked the Kentucky Hospi- the hospital to a private 2018. passage of the Bank- and former interim CEO of $20,000 monthly over the tal Association for help in group in order to ensure Stout, who still main- ruptcy Administrator Im- CHS, said to qualify for the previous 12 months under vetting RHG. They told the three more years of opera- tains a residence in Crit- provement Act, which low-interest loan through sole management of the judge-executive that a look tion as a positive. But the tenden County, is the U.S. would fund the trustee the USDA to complete the CHS board. at the group’s manage- difficulty is that only time Bankruptcy Judge for the compensation by raising deal, the land and build- The board has $3.9 mil- ment of rural health care can tell what the best deci- Western District of Ken- the bankruptcy filing fee ings must be included. lion in debt tied to con- facilities Texas, Arkansas, sion might be. tucky. He is the former by $60. Newcom said this is def- struction of a surgical suite Kansas and Missouri re- “It’s a no-win in that county attorney for Crit- The legislation must initely the toughest deci- that opened five years ago. vealed RHG to be “every- you don’t know the out- tenden County. clear committee before sion the fiscal court has RHG, as part of its verbal thing they’ve said they come,” he said. Prior to being ap- heading to the full House faced since he was first agreement, will immedi- pointed to the bench in for a vote. elected in 2010. ately take on all debt once The fiscal court has a sale closes. However, if been considering the deci- the hospital folds under di- ognizing the importance of sion for several weeks, rection of the local board, FERRY the ferry to the region, ar- meeting privately with taxpayers would be re- Continued from Page 1 riving at a solution to keep CHS board and RHG rep- sponsible for debt payoff. it operating quickly be- resentatives and hosting a “From a financial 16-hour ferry operation. It came a priority. We are forum to allow the public standpoint this is the only also covers improvement proud of the teamwork to to get answers to their con- viable solution we have costs associated with new keep this valued service up cerns. If magistrates decide without putting the finan- U.S. Coast Guard require- and running.” to sell the hospital prop- cial responsibility on the ments to upgrade the The Cave In Rock Ferry erty, it must be sold at future of Crittenden Coun- safety standards of three connects Ky. 91 with Illi- public auction. However, tians,” Newcom said of vessels used to ferry nois Route 1 across members of the fiscal court closing the deal with RHG. traffic across the the Ohio River. The can still place a reserve to Establishing a taxing Ohio River. The 21- ferry carried approx- ensure a minimum sale district to pay for the aver- month funding imately 122,000 ve- price and stipulate that a age annual loss of $1.5 agreement will be hicles from July 1, split evenly by the 2017, to June 30, two states. 2018. According to LETTERS “This collaborative the Hardin County effort between the Newcom (Ill.) Independent, states and the Crit- about 30 residents User warns needed to get the drugs I tenden Fiscal Court fully from Crittenden County wanted. restores a vital transporta- work in adjoining counties of dangers One drug led to an- tion link to travelers in the in Illinois, with a similar other. Weed, pills, then area and follows through number of Illinoisans with meth eventually “the devil’s on our commitment to working in western Ken- drug,” meth. Once meth present a solution based tucky. The ferry is also To the editor: was in my system, it’s like on funding assessments,” vital to Hardin County res- I want to start by say- I instantly had no morals. said KyTC Secretary Greg idents whose closest ac- ing I had read an earlier I cared nothing about Thomas. cess to commerce and article in The Crittenden being home any more. I The Cave In Rock Ferry health care is in Critten- Press about meth use lost businesses, family, has been operating on an den County. and what it does to one’s friends and an amazing abbreviated 12-hour “We really appreciate all body and mind, along fiancé I loved dearly. Sev- schedule since July 1, the Transportation Cabi- with what it does to the eral things I would never when Lonnie Lewis of LRL net’s help on this,” New- community. I agree do, I did. Inc. raised funding con- com said, relieved that strongly with all that was I want parents in the cerns that threatened to ferry service is secure for said. community to help their halt operations entirely. To another couple of years. You must know that it kids learn from my mis- maintain operations, KyTC Another financial re- doesn’t matter where one takes. When they are and IDOT entered into a view will be conducted comes from or their fam- hanging around a rough three-month temporary next year to determine fu- ily background; it can crowd, check out the agreement while a review ture funding commit- happen to anyone. The crowd. When they want was conducted to deter- ments. drug doesn’t discriminate cash, ask for receipts. mine if prior funding allo- “They should have against age, sex, race, etc. Never be scared of check- cations offset operational probably done that period- I was brought into this ing on them. It could save expenses. Findings ically,” Newcom said. world by two awesome, their lives. showed the ferry operation “They could have seen how hard-working middle Meth is a strong drug, was solvent, but a funding much more funding the class parents. I didn’t go and 80 percent of the adjustment was needed to Lewises were having to put to school every day telling time after a first-time use, address new Coast Guard into it. I think that's a good my teacher, “I want to be the user is then addicted. requirements, the rising thing.” a drug addict when I grow I know first-hand how cost of doing business over The first ferry run from up.” That wasn’t it at all. hard it can tear someone the years, and expenses the Illinois landing will At some point and time apart and rip all respect subsidized by the opera- start at 6 a.m. The last through high school, out of someone’s soul. tor’s farm business. run from Illinois to Ken- everything changed. I I just want to spread “Getting the Cave In tucky will be at 9:40 p.m. started hanging out with some awareness so Rock Ferry back to its pre- and the last run from the the wrong people. I stress maybe your child won’t vious service levels is more Kentucky landing to Illi- that peer pressure on a be sitting in prison on a than just a convenience nois will be at 9:50 p.m. teen can and will change 20-year sentence reading for commuters, it’s impor- The ferry will operate 365 the outcome of their lives. the local paper and writ- tant for the economy on days a year, unless My new friends taught me ing letters like this trying both sides of the river,” weather or river conditions how to lie, cheat and steal to save someone else. said Illinois Transportation prohibit safe operations. and to also manipulate Jacob R. Walker Secretary Randy Blanken- people into getting what I Pineville, Ky. horn. “With everyone rec- THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018 3 Absentee voting now underway STAFF REPORT Absentee voting is now underway for Kentucky's Nov. 6 general election. "Kentuckians who can- not get to the polls on Election Day have the option of voting absentee before the election," said Candidate Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes, Ken- Showdown tucky’s chief election offi- The Crittenden Press cial. has sent a questionnaire Until later this month, only paper absentee bal- to all candidates for loting is available. Critten- contested local, state den County Clerk Carolyn and federal races. Their Byford said the absentee responses will be pub- machine is expected to be lished in the Oct. 25 edi- ready to go inside her tion of the newspaper. courthouse office Friday, Oct. 19. It will be available until Monday, Nov. 5 - Voters who are incar- Voters may request an cerated but have not yet absentee ballot applica- been convicted. tion from County Clerk - Voters whose em- Carolyn Byford in person ployment takes them out- or via telephone, fax or side the county for all email. Qualified military days and hours the and overseas voters may polling place is open. also use the Common- - Voters of advanced wealth's online portal at age or who suffer from GoVoteKY.com to request disability or illness. and receive their blank Applications for mail-in absentee ballots. absentee ballots must be Currently, individuals received by the clerk’s of- who may be eligible to vote fice no later than Tuesday, by mail-in absentee ballot Oct. 30. The completed include: absentee ballot must be - Military personnel, returned by mail and re- their dependents, and ceived by the county clerk overseas citizens. by 6 p.m. local time on - Students who tem- Election Day. porarily reside outside Individuals who do not the county. qualify to vote by mail-in - Voters who tem- absentee ballot may still porarily reside outside be eligible to vote early in Kentucky (e.g., vacation- person prior to Nov. 6, ers). Election Day. Rescue squad mails out donation request STAFF REPORT a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday, Crittenden County Res- Oct. 27 only, and will be cue Squad’s annual family made at Marion Fire De- portrait fundraiser is partment on the corner of about to begin. Stacy North Main and West Bel- Hughes of "Studio by lville streets. Stacy" will be taking He said 100 per- the pictures again cent of the donation this year. goes directly to the Rescue Chief Don volunteer rescue Arflack said resi- squad for operations dents will not be that include extrac- called for a donation, tions from wrecked nor will anyone be Arflack vehicles, water res- going door-to-door cues and searches, asking for contributions. land searches and disaster “We will only be mailing response. out donation requests to Crittenden County Res- all Crittenden County rescue Squad is not affiliated idents,” he said. with any fire department The mailing this month or taxing district. The unit will include a letter and relies on donations and an self-addresed envelope. A annual contribution from form on a portion of the Crittenden Fiscal Court. letter can be filled out and There is no tax nor dues mailed to the rescue squad levied on tax bills. with a donation check. “We never charge for You do not have to pur- any of our services, and chase photos to make a are the only group in the contribution. county that does auto ex- Arflack said the only trication and water res- phon calls to be made will cue,” Arflack reminds. be to schedule a sitting “Our members are 100- with contributors who percent volunteer and have indicated they are in- never receive any pay for terested in the 8x10 family the work they do. Our only portrait. Pictures will be source of income is from scheduled for between 9 your donations.” Kentucky winter wheat production plummets STAFF REPORT winter wheat during the Winter wheat produc- summer of 2018, down 17 tion in the Bluegrass State percent from last year. was terrible for many Ken- “Harvested acres were tucky farmers, according down from a year ago, but to Friday’s USDA National most of the production de- Agricultural Statistics cline is the result of a 14 Service (NASS) Small percent drop in yield,” Grains Summary Report Knopf said. “Unfavorable conducted earlier this weather during the grow- month. ing season and harvest “Kentucky winter limited yield potential and wheat production was dis- resulted in lighter test appointing in 2018, both weights.” from a quantity and qual- Yield is estimated at 66 ity standpoint,” said David bushels per acre, down 11 Knopf, director of the bushels from 2017. Farm- NASS Eastern Mountain ers seeded 450,000 acres Regional Office in Ken- last fall, down 30,000 tucky. “I have heard more acres. Area harvested for than one producer remark grain totaled 300,000 that this was their worst acres, and 150,000 acres wheat crop ever.” was used as cover crop, Farmers harvested cut as hay, chopped for 19.8 million bushels of silage or abandoned.                         4    THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018           

                   Pilot Knob originally    Fowler   Cemetery Pilot Knob Cemetery is •John S. Fowler, son       located off of Fords Ferry of Stephen Fowler, born     Road in Crittenden Sept. 15, 1815, died Feb.          County. When it first be- 8, 1904 at the home of        came a cemetery, it was his grand niece. Mr. known as the Stephen or Fowler was born on the     Stephenson Fowler Stephen Fowler farm, af-      Cemetery, as the ceme- terward called the James        tery was located on his Fowler farm. He was    farm. Sometime over the buried by the Masons,     years, around 1900, it which is not over one        started being called Pilot mile from where he was        Knob Cemetery. I have born.        not been able to find the James R. Hitchock,       history of why this name born Aug. 17, 1820 and    was given to it. Although died Sept. 9, 1904, one of John S. Fowler, a son  of the early pioneer  family  of  Stephen Fowler, lived to be 89 years old and was never mar- the cemetery is located the oldest citizens of this ried. The tallest  monument   in the cemetery   (above  right) belongs to James T. Hodge. The monument still bears on a rather steep hill and county, died at the home the scars of a vandal’s  act that happened  in  1996.  Several of the stones were damaged and many knocked over in the winter when the of George Howell, whom at this time.     leaves are off the trees he was boarding with, a   you have a beautiful view few miles north of town. born in this county and whom  he  married  during but somewhere over the Ferry. of the surrounding coun- He died of a complication resided here all  the  years the  Civil  War. She died years an untrue and ter- ––– try side. of diseases incident to of his long long.  The fu- Dec. 7, 1883.  His  second rible grave myth some- This wonderful old pi- As with many of our old age. He had been in neral services were held wife, Mary Susan how got started about a oneer family cemetery is pioneer family feeble health yesterday and interment  Daniels,  survives   him. little witch girl being in desperate need of do- cemeteries there for more than a at the Fowler cemetery.  Mr. Johnson  was born in buried there and would nations for the upkeep of are many mem- year. Mr. •Rufus P. Gass,  one of Caldwell County.    haunt the cemetery at the grounds. Reta Ford bers, relatives Hitchock was the oldest citizens  of this •William  Stout.  (CP night. Riley, who is a descen- and in-laws of the 90-odd years of county, passed  away obituary  Aug.  8, 1918). The tale went like dant of the Ford family same family age and had March 9, 1897, after  sev- William Stout an octoge- wildfire and is even on that is buried here, has buried in the been a resident eral weeks   of illness, narian,  a Union   soldier  the internet featuring both maternal and pater- cemetery. If you of this county leaving a  wife  and 10 who saw service  (enlisted  this false information. It nal grandparents buried research them for many years. children behind. Mr. in Union Army in Ohio in has caused many curios- here, and she is in charge very much, you He was one of Gass was born in Smith 1863) and  for 35  years  a ity seekers, and out of of the cemetery fund and will find that the pioneer County, Tenn.,  June 8,  resident  of this county town ghost hunters, seeing that it is taken many are con- school teachers 1825 and afterward  came died at his home, the old  which over the years care of properly. If you nected back to Brenda of the county, to this county and  joined  Jim  Fowler  place,  two have harmed the ceme- have family buried here the original fam- Underdown having followed the  Crooked  Creek   and one half  miles north tery grounds and been or would like to make a ily. Many people County Historian that profession Church. He was an excel- of Marion Sunday after- disrespectful to the dead donation to the cemetery that are buried until forced out lent singer and always noon   July 28,  1918,  of buried there. for maintenance, it would there were also Forgotten by old age and led in church  worship.  the diseases incident   to  Several times this be very much appreci- members of the Passages the advance- •James T. Hodge,  (CP old age. His remains were harmful and erroneous ated. You can get in early Crooked ment of more obit) Mr. James T. Hodge laid to rest at Pilot Knob information has tried to touch with Reta Riley at Creek Church. modern meth- died at his home in Mar- Cemetery. There was no be removed from the in- (270) 965-4655 or (270) The first burial that ods of instruction. He ion, Sept. 30, 1894, after service held at the grave ternet but with no re- 704-2140 or 1110 Fords has a stone is for Eller was never married. a week's illness of flux. as his venerable wife was sults, it's like the old Ferry Rd., Marion, KY Gass Summers. She was With only a tombstone Marion Lodge Ancient too feeble to go to the saying, Once the words 42064. born about 1855 and to mark the life of this pi- Order of United Work- grave. The deceased was are out of your mouth (Brenda Underdown is died June 15, 1885. She oneer school teacher, as men, of which he was a born in Taylor County, there is no taking them chair of Crittenden was married to George W. he never married and not member, had charge of Mo., Oct. 10, 1837 and back, so it is with this County Historical Society Summers and was the originally from the the funeral ceremonies was married in Patter- tale of the little witch girl. and a member of Critten- daughter of John D. and county, there is no one to and buried him accord- son, Ohio to Miss Martha The real story is that den County Genealogical Dycie Gass. remember anything ing to the beautiful ritu- Arabelle Henkle, Nov. 29, they were just a normal Society. Much more local The following year on about him or to carry on alistic ceremonies of that 1861. When they first farm family that lived on history can be found at July 22, 1886, James M. his memory. order. He was born Feb. came to this county in the Fords Ferry Road. OurForgottenPassages.bl Fowler died and was •Mrs. Matilda E. 17, 1845 a son of the late 1888 they lived at We- The little girl was Evelyn ogspot.com). buried here. James M. Gilbert, wife of Michael E. Elder Collin Hodge. His ston. (William's wife, Ford, who did die a sad Fowler was born in Liv- Gilbert, was the oldest wife, who was a daughter Martha A. Henkle Stout death at a young age. ingston County (not Crit- daughter of James M. of the late James Fowler, is also buried here. They She was born May 9, tenden County until and Terrissa Fowler. She survives him, as does one are Mrs. Ethel Stout 1911 and died May 31, 1842) Nov. 27,1805, the was born July 28, 1828 daughter, Miss Annie, Tucker's grandparents.) 1916. The cause of son of Stephen and and died of pneumonia the only child living. •Robert E. Fowler, son death, according to her Eleanor McDougal Dec. 25, 1881. She was ––– of James M. and Terricy death certificate, was a Fowler, and died in the married June 19, 1860 to Civil War Veterans Fowler, born Feb. 4, ruptured appendix. The county July 22, 1886, M. G. Gilbert. She lived •William David John- 1832, died Sept. 2, 1919, father was James Andy having spent most of his an unwavering, consis- son, born Sept. 9, 1844 was in the 3rd KY Infy. Ford, who was a farmer, entire life here. His activ- tent, Christian life for and died June 9, 1915, and Co. K, 10th KY Cal- he died Sept. 17, 1927 ities were of an agricul- over 80 years and was a was a member of Com- vary, sometimes called and her mother was tural nature and his farm member of the church at pany F, 15th Regiment 10th Kentucky Partisan Mary Rebecca (Davis) was located three miles Crooked Creek. Kentucky Volunteer Cal- Rangers. C.S.A. Ford who died in the northeast of Marion. For •Michael G. Gilbert, vary (CRP obituary). In •Samuel A. Wilborn, Crittenden County Hos- a number of years he “Uncle Mike” as he was the death of William married to Juliet E. pital on March 13, 1955. served as land commis- known, died at his home David Johnson, which Fowler Wilborn, born The family is buried side sioner of Crittenden two miles north of town occurred Wednesday Jan. 17, 1844, died July by side at the cemetery. County. Many of his de- Nov. 4, 1902. He was morning June 9, of a 20, 1927. Was a Union No relationship has scendants are buried born Jan. 25, 1817. complication of diseases, Civil War Veteran, Co. F, been found to connect here. Uncle Mike was one of the county loses a good 15th KY Vol. Calvary. this Ford family (descen- Some more listings of the oldest men in the and honest man. Mr. ––– dants of Burton Ford) people that are buried county, being in his 86th Johnson was married Pilot's Knob Cemetery with the James Ford here include the follow- year when he was called twice, his first wife being is a peaceful, normal family that founded the ing: to his reward. He was Margaret Ann Ashley, rural family cemetery, town and ferry of Ford's   Scouts take summer road trip                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Jobless rate for Circuit clerk moving to  Saturday appointments August decreases       Unemployment rates fell in 115 Kentucky counties     between August 2017 and August 2018, including       Crittenden and Livingston counties, according to the         Kentucky Center for Statistics. The jobless rate in Crit-     tenden County for last month was 4.2 percent, down   a full point from the previous month, and down 0.8       points from August 2017.      Meantime, Woodford County recorded the lowest     jobless rate in the Commonwealth at 3.1 percent.             Magoffin County recorded the state’s highest unem-      ployment rate at 11.7 percent.   Below are the jobless rates for select counties from      the state’s low in June to the highest, with rates for       Crittenden and surrounding counties included be-       tween. Because of their relatively low sample size,            county unemployment rates are not seasonally ad-   justed like monthly state and national rates.            AUG. JULY AUG.      AREA 2018 2018 2017              U.S...... 3.9          Kentucky...... 4.1 ...... 4.9 ...... 4.8   Pennyrile Region ...... 4.8 ...... 5.8 ...... 5.5        COUNTIES         Woodford (1)...... 3.1 ...... 3.6 ...... 3.3   Webster...... 3.8 ...... 4.7 ...... 5.2           Crittenden...... 4.2...... 5.2...... 5.0      Caldwell ...... 4.4 ...... 5.3 ...... 4.8      Lyon...... 4.4 ...... 5.4 ...... 4.4   Union ...... 4.9 ...... 5.6 ...... 5.9       Livingston...... 5.6 ...... 6.9...... 7.1      Magoffin (120) ...... 11.7...... 13.9 ...... 13.5                 Labor force statistics include non-military workers and unemployed      Kentuckians who are actively seeking work. They do not include un-   employed Kentuckians who have not looked for employment within the past four weeks.          6 THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018

Funeral Directors and Cremation Services with Area Deaths Rev. Desi Ginn officiat- ing. Burial will follow at Old Salem Cemetery. Friends may call from HazelRoy Lee Hazel Sr., 59, OrenduffSteven Wayne Oren- 11 a.m., until the funeral of Morganfield, formerly duff, 48, of Burna died hour on Friday in the of Sturgis, died Tuesday, Monday, Oct. 1, 2018 at chapel of Boyd Funeral Sept. 25, 2018 at Select his home. Directors in Salem. Specialty Hospital in He enjoyed tinkering Evansville. with cars, riding four He had been a truck wheelers, cooking out driver for several years and fishing. He was of and enjoyed hunting and the Baptist faith. The Crittenden fishing. Surviving are a daugh- Press Obituaries Surviving are daughter, Kami Schnuck of Me- ters, Kimberly Hazel, tropolis, Ill.; sons, Dustin Most obituaries in The Crit- Keshia Morphew, Lewis of Paducah and tenden Press are published Makayla Christine Hazel, Sebastian Orenduff of at no charge. However, ex- all of Morganfield, and Metropolis; a brother, tended obituaries are avail- Tamra Russell of Sturgis; Michael (Renonda) Oren- able for a small fee. There is sons, Roy Hazel Jr., of duff of Lone Oak; his no charge for use of a photo. Providence, and Wesley mother, Melva Eberle Please ask your funeral direc- Russell of Sturgis; a sis- Doane; and a grandchild, tor about fee-based obituar- ter, Katrina Hazel of Mar- Zoe Miller of Metropolis. ion; and 16 He was preceded in ies. Obituaries that appear in grandchildren. death by his father, Larry the paper are also accessible He was preceded in Orenduff. on the Web for free at The death by Sharon K. Services are at 2 p.m., Press Online. Miller; his father, Gordon Friday, Oct. 5 at Boyd Lee Hazel Sr.; and his mother, Dorothy Moore; and two sisters Mildred Millikan and Brenda Hazel. Services were Friday, Sept. 28 at Whitsell Fu- neral Home in Sturgis. Burial was at Hazel Bend Cemetery in Sturgis. Memorials can be made to Roy Hazel Sr. Memorial Fund at Whit- sell Funeral Home.

ParsonsJosephine Johnson Parsons 96, of Lafayette, La., died Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018 at New Iberia Manor South. Surviving are two step- sons, James and John Parsons; two step-grandchildren; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Edwin Parsons Sr.; and her parents, Hyee and Ruth C. Stark John- son. Graveside services will be held 11 a.m., Thurs- day, Oct. 11, 2018 at Mapleview Cemetery in Marion. Gilbert Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

StillBaby Aria Grace Still of Marion died Friday, Sept. 28, 2018 at Norton Chil- dren's Hospital in Louisville. She was born 4 pounds 3.4 ounces and 17 inches long on Thurs- day, Sept. 27.

Surviving are parents, Cody and Kristin Still of Marion; two sisters, Rileigh Still and Brooklen Wells; a brother, Jace Wells; and paternal great-grandparent, Lou Travelstead of Bowling Green. She was preceded in death by paternal grandparents, Jennifer Ann Dillard and John Russel Still; and maternal grandmother, Rebecca Nannie. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m., Sat- urday, Oct. 6, 2018 at Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 9 to 10:30 a.m., Saturday at Morgan's Funeral Home in Princeton.

For Online Condolences myersfuneralhomeonline.com boydfuneraldirectors.com gilbertfunerals.com THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018 7 The Press Online Lifestyles The Crittenden Press www.the-press.com

Calendar Senior Center – Crittenden County Wedding Weekly Menu Anniversary Extension Park, formerly Marion Gun Club, will offer Crittenden County Senior Sighting In Days from 9 Citizens Center is open week- a.m.-7 p.m., Monday days 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch is through Oct. 10 at the gun served at 11:30 a.m. each range on Ky. 91. A $10 fee day and is $3 for those 60 and benefits the 4-H program. older or $5 for those under 60. Call (270) 965-5236 to Reservations are requested schedule an appointment. by 9 a.m. Upcoming activities – Woman’s Club of and menu include: Marion will meet at 5:30 – Thursday (today): Menu p.m., Oct. 11 at the club is beef lasagna, buttered building. broccoli, garlic breadstick and – Descendants of Jell-O fruit salad. A workshop James Paris of Smith addressing chronic disease County, Tenn., and friends management will be con- will meet at 11 a.m., Oct. duced by staff from the Crit- 13 at the Woman’s Club of tenden County Health Marion. Genealogy and Department beginning at 9 family photos will be a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Gardner shared. At 3:30, a por- – Friday: Menu is baked trayal will be held at the catfish, navy beans, cole Paris Cemetery concern- slaw, ambrosia fruit salad and ing Ollie James’ appetite cornbread. Bingo begins at 10:30 a.m. Mr. andGardner Mrs. Travis Byrum 60th and Donald for Sion Hunt’s sorghum Gardner of Marion are Gardner. and its publicity in Wash- – Monday: The center will be closed celebrating their 60th The Gardners have ington D.C.. A potluck wedding anniversary. five children, Richard meal will be served at the Monday in obser- Travis and the former Gardner, Mark Gardner, Woman’s Club at 6 p.m. Joyce Taylor were mar- Barry Gardner, Jan – West Kentucky Re- vance of Columbus ried Oct. 10, 1958 in Strickland and Nancy Fi- gional Blood Center and Shawneetown, Ill., by dler; 10 grandchildren; Crittenden Health Systems Day. – Tues- Rev. Paul Hurt. and 22 great-grandchil- will host a community Attendants were Pat dren. blood drive from noon- day: Menu 5:30 p.m., Monday at the is spaghetti CHS Education Building. with sauce T-shirts will be given to and meat- each donor, and WKRBC Bailey Ann Brown and Benjamin Jared Hahn balls and noodles, roasted will donate $5 to Deer Brussels sprouts, garlic bread Creek Baptist Church’s slice and fruit cocktail. young adult missions for – Oct. 10: Menu is ham and bean soup, hot beets, every pint of blood col- Jamie and Gina Hahn is the grandson lected. Brown, Hahn to wed buttered spinach, cornbread Brown of Marion an- of Ray and Lynn Bricking and pear crisp. Bingo will – American Legion nounce the engagement of Ft. Thomas, Ky. and Auxiliary in Burna will be begin at 10:30 a.m. of their daughter, Bailey Gloria Bricking of High- All menu items are subject hosting a rummage sale Ann Brown, to Benjamin land Heights, Ky. and Dr. from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Thurs- to change based on availabil- Jared Hahn, son of Troy Rev. Benjamin and ity. PACS provides milk, cof- day through Saturday. and Kristin Hahn of Fos- Brenda Hahn of Foster. Funds raised will be used fee, tea or water each day. ter, Ky. He attended Asbury Uni- Aging Coordinator Jenny in helping military, veter- Brown is the grand- versity, is a member of ans and community. Sosh is director of the center. daughter of Harold and Eggleston United The center is a service of – Facilitator training for Carolyn Cannon of Mar- Methodist Church and the American Lung Associ- Pennyrile Allied Community ion and Robert and Ducks Unlimited, and is Services. Every day, the cen- ation’s Freedom from Donna Brown of Ledbet- employed by Sinai Thun- Smoking classes will ter at 210 N. Walker St. in ter. She is a 2018 gradu- der Farms. Marion offers billiards, card take place from 8:30 a.m. ate of Asbury University, The wedding will take to 4:30 p.m., Oct. 16 at games, Wii games and the Newly elected Betaofficers for officers the Beta Club at Crittenden a member of Mexico Bap- place at 4 p.m., Oct. 13, use of exercise equipment. Salem Baptist Church at tist Church and is em- at The Barn at Duck- County HIgh School are (from left) Tanner Waym histo- the corner of U.S. 60 and Call (270) 965-5229 for more rian; Shelby Summers, president; David Maness, vice ployed by Summit Digital worth Farms in Ver- information. North Hayden Avenue. Marketing. sailles, Ky. president; Shea Martin, secretary; and Gavin Dicker- Register by Oct. 9. A $120 son, treasurer. fee is waived for any public housing affiliate. Visit Lung.org, call (502) 363- 2652 or email Tami.Cap- [email protected]. Extension – The October Leader Lesson “Holiday Tradi- tions Around the World” will begin at 10 a.m., Mon- day at the Extension Of- fice. – Challengers will meet at noon, Oct. 10 at the Extension Annex. – Dee Heimgartner, Crittenden County Ag Agent, will present a class “All About Bulbs” at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 11 at the Exten- sion Annex. This class will discuss bulbs and their care from planting outside to forcing indoors. If you are interested in this class, Band second at Graves Invitational please call the Extension Crittenden County High School Marching Band scored a 62.3 to receive second place Saturday at the Graves Office at (270) 965-5236 to County Screaming Eagle Invitational at Graves County High School. They improved their scores from their first register. contest at Butler County and have added the second movement to their show. The students will compete at the – KEHA Week is Oct. Christian County Tournament of Bands at 11 a.m., Saturday at the Stadium of Champions, located next to the 14-20. Tie-Breaker Park in Hopkinsville.

the church. Church Notes - The clothes closet at - Marion United, Dycus- Mexico Baptist Church is burg and Tolu Methodist open from 9 to 11:30 a.m. churches will meet for a joint each Monday. Sunday service at 10:30 - The clothes closet of a.m., Sunday at Riverview First Baptist Church of Fre- Park, formerly Dam 50. A donia is open from 1 to 3 potluck will follow. p.m. every Thursday at the - Maranatha Baptist church’s Family Life Center. Church will have fall revival Oct. 10-12 with Bro. Steve Stone and the Stone Family. Services are at 6:30 p.m. at 1442 Cedar Grove Rd., Salem. - Fredonia Unity Baptist Church’s clothes closet is open from 9 a.m. to noon on the second and fourth Sat- urday of every month. - First Baptist Church of Fredonia food pantry is open from 1 to 3 p.m. the Guest government instructor third Thursday of each Senator Dorsey Ridley was a guest at Crittenden County Elementary School in Sep- month in Coleman Hall of tember, visiting classrooms and joining students and teachers during social studies class while they discussed facts about Kentucky government. Here they are pictured with Tammy Brantley and a group of her fourth-grade students. 8 THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018 The Press Online Sports The Crittenden Press

UPCOMING EVENTS Fall Sports Schedule Gilchrist stuck in idle waiting for final cut THURSDAY Volleyball at Livingston Central STAFF REPORT in. The tournament was sus- FRIDAY Crittenden County High pended until early Wednesday Rocket Rainy Regional School junior Lauren Gilchrist Varsity football at Ballard Mem. morning when a number of Rain postponed last week’s Boys stumbled a bit Tuesday out of golfers finished their opening First Region Golf Tournament for two Soccer at Hopkins Central the blocks, but recovered to rounds. days, then it drenched all of those Volleyball at Hoptown Tourn. salvage the best score she’s Gilchrist and many others participating on the makeup date last SATURDAY ever posted in the state tour- were finished with their 18- Thursday. Crittenden County golfers nament. Volleyball at Hoptown Tourn. hole rounds and had to sit idly didn’t perform too well under the cir- Gilchrist’s 9-over-par 81 in MONDAY by and wait for first-round play cumstances. Sam Greenwell led the the Leachman-KHSAA Girls to finish early Wednesday be- squad with an 82. He was followed Soccer District at Lyon County State Golf Tournament at fore learning whether they’d TUESDAY Bowling Green Country Club qualified for the final round, by Tate Roberts at 86, Landon Crider Soccer District at Lyon County was expected to been good which was set to start around at 94, Jeremiah Foster at 114 and enough to get her past the cut 9 a.m. (past our press deadline). Evan Belt at 126. None qualified for and into Wednesday’s final Gilchrist, a three-time state a state tournament berth. FOOTBALL round, her coach Vicki Hati- tournament qualifier, was hop- field said. But bad weather ing to improve her play enough in the mid 80s, missing the AP Top 10 Poll postponed things. this time to make the final break by five and six strokes. Class 1A A thunder delay late in the round of the 36-hole event. She was 8-over at the turn 1. Beechwood 4-2 afternoon Tuesday halted play She hadn’t made the cut the on Tuesday, but got on track for a time, then darkness set and finished with a strong 2. Pikeville 4-2 Lauren Gilchrist two previous years with scores 3. Raceland 6-1 4. Paintsville 5-2 5. Campbellsville 6-1 6. Hazard 3-2 7. Crittenden County 5-1 8. Lynn Camp 6-0 9. Nicholas County 6-1 10.Others Williamsburg receiving votes in order: Phelps, 4-2 Holy Cross, Ludlow.

OUTDOORS Hunting Seasons Bullfrog May 18 - Oct. 31 Squirrel Aug. 18 - Nov. 9 Dove Sept. 1 - Oct. 26 Deer Archery Sept. 1 - Jan. 21 Turkey Archery Sept. 1 - Jan. 21 Crow Sept. 1 - Nov. 7 Ethan Dossett (above) scored on the Wood Duck / Teal Sept. 15-19 first play from scrimmage and then set Canada Goose Sept. 16-30 a school record later at Fulton. At left Teal Only Sept. 20-23 are Rocket pass rushers Tyler Boone Raccoon Hunt Oct. 1 - Feb. 28 and Sean O’Leary (57) doing what they Deer Crossbow Oct. 1 - 21 do best. Youth Gun Oct. 13-14 Deer Muzzleloader Oct. 20-21 Turkey gun Oct. 27 - Nov. 2 Deer Crossbow Nov. 10 - Dec. 31 Dossett sets new school receiving mark Deer Rifle Nov. 10 - 25 Squirrel Nov. 12 - Feb. 28 Rockets manhandled ’Dogs, defense takes aim at Ballard Raccoon Trap Nov. 12 - Feb. 28 STAFF REPORT Bobcat Trap Nov. 12 - Feb. 28 schools in Kentucky to field a Jones tossed one to freshman (Johnson kick) 6:53, 1st Somone early this week had Fox Hunt/Trap Nov. 12 - Feb. 28 football team, barely has Luke Mundy. C-Lathan Easley block punt and 3 return posted a sign on the Rocket enough to play. The Bulldogs Crittenden scored in a vari- Dove Nov. 22 - Dec. 2 (Johnson kick) 4:30, 1st football lockeroom. In big, put 11 on the field and had ety of ways in a game-deciding C-Nesbitt 43 run (Johnson kick) :55, 1st Duck Nov. 22-25 black, bold letters, it simply two dressed on the sideline. first period. Linebacker Tyler C-Safety Tyler Bonne tackle, :46, 1st Canada Goose Nov. 22 - Feb. 15 read: Ballard Memorial 74, Some of the Bulldog players Boone gave the Rockets two C-Luke Mundy 7 pass from Hunter Snow Goose Nov. 22 - Feb. 15 Crittenden County 70. joined Crittenden’s post-game points when he tackled the Jones (kick failed) 7:43, 2nd Everyone understood. White Front Goose Nov. 22 - Feb. 15 huddle and coach Thompson Fulton quarterback in the end C-Braxton Winders 32 fumble return Most Rocket fans – and celebrated their desire to play zone for a safety, and lineman (Perkins kick) 5:08, 2nd Bobcat Hunt Nov. 24 - Feb. 28 those players returning from a and respect the game. Lathan Easley blocked a punt, F-Jordon Lannom 88 run (run failed) :05, Duck Dec. 3 - Jan. 27 year ago – vividly recall last “These guys have heart,” scooped it up at the three and 2nd Deer Muzzleloader Dec. 8-16 season’s disappointing home Thompson said, pointing to stepped across the goal line for Dove Dec. 22 - Jan. 13 loss to the Bombers. Ballard Fulton’s boys. a touchdown. Linebacker TEAM TOTALS won the shootout with a First Downs: Crittenden 4, Fulton 4 Deer Youth Free Dec. 29-30 There wasn’t much hype Braxton Winders recovered a touchdown in the waning sec- surrounding this matchup fumble and returned it for six Penalties: Crittenden 2-20, Fulton 6-30 Raccoon Youth Dec. 29 - Jan. 4 onds of the game. where the highly-ranked Rock- points. Rushing: Crittenden 12-53, Fulton 20-76 Fox Youth Dec. 29 - Jan. 4 Crittenden County first-year ets were playing an under- The Rocket defense contin- Passing: Crittenden 8-10-0, 150 yds., Crow Jan. 4 - Feb. 28 defensive coordinator Gaige manned, winless Fulton ued its streak of superb out- Fulton 2-8-0, 22 yds. Total Yards: Crittenden 203, Fulton 98 Goose Conservation Feb. 16 - March 31 Courtney isn’t letting that sign squad, but Rocket senior ings. While the first-team on the door, nor its meaning, Fumbles/Lost: Crittenden 1-1, Fulton 3-3 Coyote Year Round Ethan Dossett was able to defense was on the field, Ful- go unnoticed. reach a personal milestone. He ton was whitewashed, gaining INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Groundhog Year Round “Every page on our scouting caught just two passes, one positive yards on just one of 14 Rushing report this week has the num- going for a touchdown, and his offensive plays. The Bulldogs Crittenden: Nesbitt 1-43, Xander Tabor ber 74 printed on it,” Courtney 89 receiving yards was enough were thrown for net minus-45 GOLF said. 2-2, Keifer Marshall 3-6, Maddox Carl- to vault him into the team’s yards while the regular defense son 2-14, Luke Crider 2-(-12), Jones 1- His defense has been a cen- Glowing fundraiser top spot in the record book. was in the game. (-9). Fulton: Lannom 8-94, Ladarius tral part of this year’s 5-1 start Dossett now has 1,792 career An obscure team record A 2-person, 9-hole Glow Coble 3-7, Hunter Hayes 9-(-25). and No. 7 ranking. The first- receiving yards, eclipsing T.K. that was broken in the Passing Golf Scramble will be held team defense has given up just Guess’s previous all-time mark matchup was the number of Crittenden: Boone 7-8-0, 143 yds., Oct. 20 at Deer Lakes. Tee one first-half touchdown this of 1,774. Guess played from offensive plays it took the Jones 1-1-0, 7 yds., Crider 0-1-0. Fulton: time is 6:45 p.m. Registration season, and that came in Crit- 2002-2005 and is coach Rockets to dispatch the 'Dogs Hayes 2-8-0, 22 yds. tenden’s only loss to Caldwell begins at 5:30 p.m. Cost is Thompson’s brother-in-law – just 22. That's a new stan- Receiving County. and former Rocket teammate. dard, breaking the previous Crittenden: Dossett 2-89, Dickerson 2- $60 per team.To register, call “They do about the same Dossett said he was too mark of the fewest CCHS of- 30, Payton Riley 1-7, Branen Lamey 1- the pro shop (270) 988-4653. thing they did last year,” young to remember Guess as a fensive plays in a game by 12, Nesbitt 1-5, Mundy 1-7. Fulton: Kire Rocket coach Sean Thompson player, but has heard many three. Tribble 2-22. said about Ballard Memorial. stories about him. The victory gives the Rock- Defense Trail of Tears Golf “It’s nothing they try to fool “It feels great, it’s a great ets a 1-0 mark in the district Dickerson solo, assist, TFL; Joyce solo, you with. They’re just good at 2 assists; Kinnis 2 solos, 2 assists, Here are 36-hole results program with a lot of history and 5-1 overall record with a what they do.” and (football) means a lot to showdown at home in 2 weeks caused fumble; Lamey 2 solos; O’Leary from last weekend’s 4-Man The Rockets will be Bal- our town. So the fact that I get against a surprising Fulton 6 solos, 4 TFLs, sack; Gobin solo, TFL; Trail of Tears Scramble at lard’s (2-4) non-conference to be remembered and put in County (4-2), which lost a 23- Guess 4 solos; Jones solo, assist; Deer Lakes Golf Course in homecoming guest Friday at in the record book is a great 22 heartbreaker to Russellville T.Boone 3 solos, 2 assists, 2 TFLs, sack; Perkins 4 solos, assist; Tabor assist; Salem. LaCentere where kickoff is feeling,” Dossett said. (See this week after leading 22-0. scheduled for 7 p.m. Winders solo, assist, fumble recovery; Championship Flight video comments at The Critten- “This is one we’ve been den Press You Tube channel). Carlson 2 solos, assist, fumble recovery; Martin, Owen, Shoulders, Day 53-55-108 SCORE BY QUARTERS thinking about since last year,” Dossett put the Rockets Marshall solo; Graham fumble recovery; Crittenden Co. 36 13 0 0 Mundy solo, assist, TFL; Sharp solo, Butler, Feathersone, Arthur, Butler 57-59-116 Thompson said. ahead for good on the game’s Fulton City 0 6 0 0 caused fumble. Myers, Myers, Phelps, Stone 58-60-118 Last week at Fulton City, first play from scrimmage Walker, Bishop, Woodard, Jansco 59-59-118 Players of the Game Crittenden made quick work of when quarterback Hunter SCORING PLAYS Ward, Fentel, Sink, Minor 56-63-119 the Bulldogs in the Rockets’ Offense Hunter Boone. Defense Sean Boone hit him with a 65-yard C-Ethan Dossett 65 pass from Hunter O’Leary. Lineman Jake Gibson. Special Class A First District opener, Nolan, Martin, Broderick, Harbert 59-69-128 scoring strike. From there, Boone (Parkers Johnson kick) 11:51, 1st Teams Lathan Easley. beating the shorthanded Boone threw two more TD C-Gavin Dickerson 9 pass from Boone Records: Crittenden 5-1 (1-0), Fulton 0- First Flight squad 49-6. passes and his backup Hunter (kick failed) 9:10, 1st 6 (0-2). Fulton, one of the smallest Melton, Melton, Drury, Crick 62-56-118 C-Devon Nesbitt 5 pass from Boone Belt, McCleod, Smith, Greenwell 62-58-120 Gillihand, Britton, Bradley, Powell 61-62-123 Williams, Williams, Cain, Cain 61-64-125 Myers, Hunt, Guess, Kirk 64-62-126 Local couples run table Extension Park gun range Marion couples ran the Malcom, Owen, Hughes, Enoch 64-67-131 table at the Prince and Faughn, Smith, Brightwell, Minton 65-66-131 offering gun sighting opp Princess Golf Tournament in Crittenden County Ex- tols, crossbows, bows and Princeton Sept. 22-23. Lau- tension Park, formerly muzzleloaders during two- ren Gilchrist and Kyle Myers Marion Gun Club, will offer hour slots. A $10 fee ben- shot a 6-under-par to win the Sighting In Days from 9 efits the 4-H program. Couples tournament alternating shot event. Je- Deer Lakes Golf Course will a.m.-7 p.m., Oct. 8-10 at Call (270) 965-5236 to remy and Stefanie Shoulders the gun range on Ky. 91. schedule an appointment. host its annual Vikings and finished second and Clifton The public is welcome to Anyone under 18 must be Vixens Couples Golf Tourna- Etheridge and Krystal Gibson bring shotguns, rifles, pis- accompanied by an adult. ment on Saturday. The 18- took third. Myers and Gilchrist hole events begins at noon with a shotgun start. For PRESS SPORTS PODCASTS & WEBCASTS more information, call the pro Listen to our podcasts every Monday with Rocket head football shop (270) 988-4653. coach Sean Thompson and other special guests. Tune in at your conveniece through the Rocket Football website. And don’t forget the Webcast with Coach Thompson which is broadcast every Thursday on You Tube. Find a link at The-Press.com or @Crittenden Press on Twitter. THE CRITTENDEN PRESS, Marion, Kentucky 42064, Thursday, October 4, 2018 9 Lady Rockets’ weekend lineup includes No. 23 Apollo in Hoptown Smack Down

STAFF REPORT night and Saturday morning with Coach Cara Hunt will be count- CCHS playing each of the three ing on a win Thursday at Liv- Volleyball other squads in their division. Af- ingston Central to solidify her the girls participated in the Sev- terwards, teams will compete Sat- team’s regular-season league enth District. urday afternoon in four championship, top seed and first- This weekend’s blue-ribbon single-elimination tournaments round bye for next week’s Fifth tournament at Hopkinsville will with like-seeded teams facing one District Tournament at Trigg feature some of the state’s best another. For instance, all top County. She’s also counting on volleyball teams, including a cou- seeds from pool play will compete seeing regional stalwart Christian ple of teams ranked higher than in a gold division, two seeds will County – and perhaps other top- CCHS in the Second Region – play in the silver, threes in the ranked opponents – this weekend University Heights and Caldwell bronze and fours in the copper di- in the 16-team Toyota of Hop- County. The Lady Rockets have vision. kinsville Western Kentucky Smack lost three times this year and “We are looking at this as an Down. Caldwell and UHA own two of opportunity to play some good “We will not be worried too those marks against the Lady competition and to do some scout- much about wins or losses this Rocket record. Coach Hunt knows ing against teams we could see in weekend because next week that her girls have to be able to postseason,” Hunt said. everything resets for postseason,” beat top-shelf teams in order to The coach said junior middle the coach said as her team enters contend for a Second Region title hitter Harley Wesley could return the last few days of regular sea- in a couple of weeks. The regional to the lineup late this week. She son with a region-best 20-3 record tournament will be at Union suffered an ankle injury Aug. 18 and ranked among the top teams County, the week of Oct. 15. and just started back practicing in western Kentucky. “We’re excited to see Christian early this week. She was a starter Crittenden will be heavily fa- County,” she said. before being sidelined by injury. vored Thursday at Smithland to The Lady Colonels (10-15) are In matches over the past week, lock down the fifth-year skipper’s ranked No. 5 in the region right Crittenden beat Union County in first regular-season championship behind Crittenden. They will be straight sets last Thursday and and the district’s No. 1 spot head- among four teams in the Lady won a district matchup in the ing into the tournament, which is Rockets’ tournament pool. Others same fashion Tuesday at Trigg expected to be played Tuesday are Ballard Memorial (11-14) and County, giving up 14 or fewer night. A draw was scheduled for Owensboro Apollo (21-7), which points in each set. Wednesday of this week to deter- has the best record in the Third Jada Hayes had seven aces in mine the district tournament Region and is the No. 23 squad in the Union County match and schedule. Both the semifinal and the state, according to the Ken- Paige Gilbert served five. Kenlee championship matches will be tucky Volleyball Coaches Associ- Perryman had 13 kills against the played on the same night. ation poll. Apollo is the highest Bravettes. Kyron Hicks had a PHOTO BY GREG PERRYMAN The Lady Rockets have won a ranked team in this weekend’s team-high 15 assists and Raven Crittenden County’s Ellie McGowan and Ellie Smith (20) attack the district tournament title only once, tournament. Valadez had eight digs while net in a match last week at Rocket Arena. and that was back in 2006 when Pool play will be held Friday Hayes added five and Hicks four. CCMS Football Soccer Rockets blast Browning Springs District tournament next week Crittenden County Middle School improved to 4-3 on the season with a 42-12 victory at Browning Springs last week. Preston Morgeson It’s been a tough season for the Lady Rocket soccer rushed for three touchdowns and scored another on a 51-yard inter- team. Injuries have riddled the club and after a baker’s ception return. Quarterback Seth Guess and running back Kaleb Nes- dozen contests Crittenden has managed to win one bitt had a touchdown carry apiece. and tie two. The girls drew an even final 3-3 at Mayfield The B-team lost its game 20-0. Tuesday. Ashley Wheeler scored twice and Kacie Crittenden played its final game of the season Tuesday night at Easley scored once. Wheeler and Caitlyn Riley had Caldwell County. Results were not available at press time. See next scoring assists, and keeper Allie Geary had 14 saves. week’s newspaper for compete statistical review of the game. Caldwell County beat Crittenden 10-0 on Monday at Marion. CRITTENDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL STATISTICS The Rocket girls will finish their regular season Fri- A GAME: Crittenden 42, Browning Springs 12 day at Hopkins Central then work to rally on Monday Rushing: Morgeson 14-140, Nesbitt 6-49, Guess 2-7, T.Belt 3-5. in the Fifth District Tournament at Lyon County. Passing: Guess 1-2-0, 8 yds. Receiving: T.Belt 1-8. Tackles: Morgeson Crittenden opens play against Trigg County, a team 9, interception; Nesbitt 7, caused fumble; Guess 6, fumble recovery; that the Lady Rockets have competed with in two Holliman 6, caused fumble; Gobin 6, Piper 5, Perkins 4, Impastato 4, meetings this year. Trigg bested CCHS 3-0 and 5-2 in Belt 4, Blackburn 1, Sarles fumble recovery; Counts fumble recovery. their previous encounters. The winner of the Trigg-Crit- B-GAME: Browning Springs 20, Crittenden 0 tenden match will earn a berth in the Second Region Rushing: Belt 3-5, Piper 3-0. Passing: Piper 1-2-0, 2 yds. Receiving: Tournament and a chance to win the district title on Tuesday against the tournament host and top-seeded Hatfield 1-2. Tackles: A.Burns 8, M.Burns 6, Sisco 6, West 3, Tramel 2, Lady Rocket junior Caitlyn Riley fights for the Lyons. Lyon has outscored CCHS 20-2 in two matches Blazina 2, Belt 1, Piper 1, McDaniel 1. ball during a recent match at Marion-Crittenden this season. County Park. Jr Pro Wildcats chasing special season to Texas YOUTH FOOTBALL Senior linebacker Josh UK beat South Carolina games before Snell got the olds,” Denise Maxey said. Allen admits he came back 24-10. call and went on to rush “He played a little bit of Rockets split at Union Co. to Kentucky for his senior "Have you seen any- for over 1,000 yards. softball but he was not a year in part because he thing to make you think “It was tough not get- big fan of the heat. He Crittenden County believed the Cats could this Kentucky team isn't ting to play but Benny played quarterback but in split a couple of Junior have as special season for real?" Rogers said. came in and worked. He sixth grade we pulled him Pro football games at just like they are having. ------learned everything real from football so he could Union County last Kentucky is 5-0 for the What is it like to be well. It took me a little focus on academics. weekend. The third- first time since 2007, Benny Snell’s backup, es- longer. Everything hap- “He was at a magnet and fourth-grade Rock- ranked 13th and heads to pecially when the backup pens for a reason but now school at the time with a ets remain unbeaten Texas A&M this week with is in the same recruiting we are both doing all we very high academic focus. after four games this a chance to go 4-0 in class and played high can to help us win,” Rose He wasn’t very happy with season, knocking off Southeastern Conference school football in the same said. me. He will still talk about play. state? ------that today, but he under- the Braves 40-6 on Texas A&M has two “He’s the best running Kentucky basketball stands now why I did not Saturday. The fifth- and losses but they are to back in the SEC. I have fans already know that want him to play. That sixth-grade Crittenden Clemson and Alabama, learned a lot from him. I Texas high school senior was not the happiest time team lost 39-7 at two teams considered am always asking him guard Tyrese Maxey is a but now the benefits have Union. The older Rock- likely college football play- questions. I ask him what special player. His mother, paid off. He has a great ets are now 2-2. Rocket QB Avery Thomp- off partici- I can do to get better,” Denise, hopes they also grade-point average.” Quarterback Avery son awaits the snap. pants. The said Kentucky redshirt learn the UK commit is That academic focus Thompson threw for Aggies are sophomore A.J. Rose. also a good person. was one reason Maxey had two touchdowns and not ranked Rose was a standout in “He has a big heart. You the option to reclassify to Isaac James rushed for two scores for the third and but Ken- the Cleveland area while can tell by the videos you the 2018 recruiting class. fourth graders. Jaxton Ducan caught both scoring tucky likely Snell, who now has 40 see of him that he just Instead, he chose to stay passes. Eli Lovell and Brennen Clifford both rushed will still be touchdowns and over loves to have fun playing in high school another the underdog 3,000 yards rushing, was basketball but also when year and hopes he can win for a TD. – again. Larry from Columbus, about two he is not playing,” said a state title. Individual Statistics: Rushing: James 11-117, Thompson 6- “I have Vaught hours away. Denise Maxey. “He’s “He told us he just 87, Lovell 5-103, Clifford 2-5. Passing: Thompson 3-5-0, 52 UK Sports Columnist yds. Receiving: Duncan 2-30, Clifford 1-22. Top Tacklers: never played “I had heard of him in laughing and comfortable wanted to stay with his there. I want Vaught’s high school but didn’t re- with himself on the court. friends. We actually did James, 4 TFLs, Thompson 5, 3 TFLs, fumble recovery; Clif- Views ford 5, 2 TFLs, Garner Stallins 3, 2 TFLs, Azariah Rich 2, 1 to see what it ally know him until we got He tells my husband that our best to push him to TFL, forced fumble and fumble recovery. is about,” here,” Rose said. the court is his play- leave (high school) early. Allen said. “But we are How did recruiting co- ground. He grew up in an But it was his choice, his Fifth and Sixth Game going down on a business ordinator Vince Marrow era where kids don’t go life and we did not want to Big plays lifted Union County to a big win in the trip. We know it will be convince two running play outside, so when he do anything where he one fifth- and sixth-grade contest. Union jumped out loud and jumping but we backs – who both scored got to the basketball court, day might say, ‘My par- early with a punt return for a touchdown, then have a team full of veter- touchdowns in last Satur- that became his play- ents made me do this.’ He scored on its first play from scrimmage on a re- ans and we’re ready for day's win over South Car- ground.” loves his friends.” verse. that. olina that moved UK to Maxey averaged 22.9 That’s a similar sce- The Rockets’ only touchdown came on a pass “Defensively we are just 5-0 – so talented to both points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.7 nario Anthony Davis chose from Quinn Summers to Caden Howard, who controlling everything sign with UK in the same assists and 2.4 steals per for his senior year in (Kentucky is third in the recruiting class? game to lead South Gar- Chicago. He stayed at his turned and tossed the ball to Cameron Belcher for country in scoring de- “Vince is a great re- land High School to the small school with child- a 70-yard hook and lateral play. Braden Poindexter fense) and I am loving it. I cruiter. He just told us be Class 6A semifinals last hood friends to play on a added the conversion run. That was about all the came back because we a family and you just had year and was one of the basketball team without a offense the Rockets could muster, as not a single had something special to stick with it,” Rose said. leading scorers on the lot of other talent. running back had more than 20 yards rushing. here. I feel like we can re- “It was rough my first Nike summer circuit. He “I know Kentucky fans The Rocket defense was led by Cameron Belcher ally make a run for every- year. Coaches stayed on also played for the USA are going to love him as a with seven tackles, Logan King with two tackles body. We feel like nobody me and then I earned their team that won the FIBA player because of the way and a host of Rockets with one stop each. can beat us. Just get on trust and now I feel good.” Americas under 18 cham- he plays. But I also hope Crittenden County’s Junior Pro teams will take a this train and roll it until Going into their fresh- pionship this summer. they love him for who he is couple of weekends off for fall break. They will re- we get to the top.” men season, coaches “He has played organ- because he’s really a good sume action on Saturday, Oct. 20 at home against SEC Network analyst weren’t sure whether Snell ized basketball since he kid with a big heart and Caldwell County Gold. Kickoff for the first game will Jordan Rogers is obviously or Rose would play. 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           Dozens of local 4-H participants recognized                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

     BOARD                                                                                                      I-24, Ky. 91 facing         closures, restrictions                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         