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Rushville Police Department looks to recruit from high school

After looking at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy website, Craig Tucker, Rushville’s police chief, said he counted 80 agencies in Indiana trying to fill at least one job opening.

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Lions 4-2, best start in six years

LAPEL - The first rainy Friday of the season, thanks to traces of Hurricane Helene, played to visiting Rushville’s advantage more so than host Lapel on the Bulldogs’ turf field in Madison County.

State Fire Marshal Releases Findings on Rushville Main Street fire investigation

The Rushville Fire Department (RFD) issued a news release following the receipt of the investigation findings from the Indiana State Fire Marshal regarding the fire on Rushville’s Main Street on Sept. 26.

Community rallies behind Hurricane Helene victims

The Rush County community is coming together to support the victims of the devastating flooding caused by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina and Tennessee. A Donation Drive to collect essential items for those affected has been organized. Donations must be submitted by tomorrow, Oct. 4.

Lion boys win at NC, SD

Rushville Lions win the New Castle and South Dearborn invitationals!

Pinnacle Martial Arts hosts 4th annual Karate Seminar with 8th Degree Black Lucky Phillips

Darrin and Thomasina McGowan, owners of Pinnacle Martial Arts in Rushville, proudly hosted its 4th Annual Karate Seminar, featuring a special guest instructor, Sensei Lucky Phillips, an 8th Degree Black Belt from Springfield, Ill.