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Rush County In Perspective - Week of June 7

Everybody knows by now what the term “political correctness” is about these days. It has almost become a movement in this country to, in my view, not hurt anybody's feelings. But it has become so invasive as to become almost silly. For example, the self-appointed left-leaning “politically correct” police now object to the movie “Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs”!
Rush County In Perspective - Week of April 26

Well, I’ve just about heard it all now! Get ready. Freshman Congresswoman, Democrat from Michigan, Rashida Tlaib wants to defund the police and close all prisons. Have you ever heard of anything more ridiculous in your life?
Rush County In Perspective, Week of April 12
Rush County In Perspective - Week 2

One of the most interesting sidelights to Rush County history is how involved the county has been in state and nation politics over the decades. One such figure was United States Senator James E. Watson from Rushville. Although Watson wasn't born here, his political career is firmly rooted in this community.
Rush County In Perspective - Week 1

In the seamy, money-grubbing, self-serving world of politics, I wonder how many people realize how important this week's Georgia run-off election really is in terms of the future of this country.
Rush County In Perspective - Ernie Pyle

On the heels of Veterans Day last week, I want to share with you a column that was written by Ernie Pyle, one of the most famous war correspondents of World War II.

Tuesday, March 28, 2023

Weather report Rushville

Rushville County
Schools Status

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More information on Rushville’s iconic lions

Rushville Directory 1921

Suspect in Denise Pflum Cold Case maintained innocence on death bed

A glimpse into progress at the Rushville Villas

Community center update: Behind the scenes progress

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Indiana Commission to Combat Drug Abuse

Indiana’s Commission to Combat Drug Abuse will meet virtually Friday morning. At the meeting, Executive Director for Drug Prevention, Treatment and Enforcement Douglas Huntsinger and other commission members will discuss continued efforts related to the drug crisis. Chairman Huntsinger will make an announcement.