There will be some noticeable changes at some Rush County Schools when students return in the fall of 2010, including a move that will split Rushville Elementary into two separate schools housed in the same building.

A 911 cell phone call to the Rush County Sheriff's Department shortly before 6 p.m. Tuesday reported a head-on collision west of Arlington.

Abby Lynn Newbold and Michael Andrew Gordon were married at 2:30 p.m. Nov. 22, 2008 at St.

Jenni Burge and Michael McCallister would like to announce their engagement and approaching marriage.

Now through Friday those with excess produce can drop them off at the Purdue Extension Office on the first floor of the Rush County Courthouse, Room 103.

The southern Rush County community of Milroy, which recently hosted a large celebration, has yet another reason to be proud.

If all goes as planned Rushville Consolidated High School will have its own radio station before the first snow falls later this year.

If all goes as planned Rushville Consolidated High School will have its own radio station before the first snow falls later this year.

The first day of classes for RCS students grades 1 to 12 is Aug. 12. Enrollment and registration for some local schools gets underway this week.

I am extremely pleased to live in a community that is active, forward looking and "Focused on the Future." My hometown of Milroy is a small rural community that does not just sit around and vegetate.

For Pam Vogel, of Henderson Road, this has been a year for celebrating 30s: her 30th wedding anniversary, the 30th year she and her husband have lived in their home and 30 years as an employee of the Rushville Public Library.

Keith and Kim Perin of Rushville would like to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Megan Perin, and Craig Tucker, son of Richard and Laura Tucker of Arlington.

Greetings, one and all, and welcome! Mail, e-mail and comments posted to our Website continue to cross my desk at a very steady pace, so I'll try to be brief in sharing my own thoughts.

Feel free to come early and browse through the "Eagles Nest," located at the school site, and socialize with friends.

Greetings, one and all, and welcome! Thanks much for joining me. There's plenty of mail so let's get right down to business and check in with The Roiling Hundreds! uuu n According to the Department of Education Web site, free and reduced lunches are 55 percent at RES, 44 percent at Arlington, 40 percent at Milroy and 29 percent at Mays.