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MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County has lost two-thirds of its fleet of mowing tractors to equipment failures, leaving the road department scrambling to maintain county roads. With roadside grass and weeds growing rapidly, tall vegetation has become one of residents’ biggest complaints, say local leaders. County officials put a plan in action at last week's fiscal court meeting. See what the county plans to do in this week’s Crittenden Press. Copyright 2023 The Crittenden Press

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MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County has lost two-thirds of its fleet of mowing tractors to equipment failures, leaving the road department scrambling to maintain county roads. With roadside grass and weeds growing rapidly, tall vegetation has become one of residents’ biggest compl...

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Center: MARION, Ky. – Crittenden County has lost two-thirds of its fleet of mowing tractors to equipment failures, leaving the road department scrambling to maintain county roads. With roadside grass and weeds growing rapidly, tall vegetation has become one of residents’ biggest complaints, say local leaders. County officials put a plan in action at last week's fiscal court meeting. See what the county plans to do in this week’s Crittenden Press. Copyright 2023 The Crittenden Press
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