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Free Owner Occupied Rehabilitation Housing Repairs
If you are a homeowner in the limits of Rush County (excluding Rushville residents) and meet the qualifications and income limits listed below, you can apply for FREE repairs including: roofing, HVAC replacement, lighting and electrical upgrades, water heater replacement, and ADA accessibility. Attend one of these

Your Support in Action: Grantee Rushville American Legion Post 150
2024 Recipient: $15,000 Community Grant Submitted by: Bradley Hatfield, Commander The Rushville American Legion Post 150 was able to make the main entrance handicap accessible for public use. Doug Corn formed and poured the concrete structure for the cement ramp and also built a cover over the handicap

Your Support in Action: Grantee RCHS
2024 Recipient $1,622.50 from the Rush County Education Fund Submitted by: Amy Fox, RCHS Arts, AV and Communications Teacher This grant allowed me to purchase three more cameras for the Principles of Digital Design course at RCHS along with some fundraisers the students had done. With the addition

Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard Announced for Love Community Center
The Love Community Center will feature an outdoor gathering space named the “Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard” thanks to a generous estate gift from the Moster family. The Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard will serve as a welcoming outdoor space for relaxation and socialization located

New Fund: Harcourt Family Scholarship
In Rush County’s southwest corner, in Orange Township, sits the Harcourt family farm. Carl and Barbara Harcourt, RCCF supporters and founders of the newly established Harcourt Family Scholarship Fund, make their home there. But Carl wasn’t the first generation of his family to do so. His grandmother,

Meet the RCCF Board: Jamey Pavey
Jamey Pavey, new RCCF board member, grew up in the Blue Ridge area of southwestern Rush County. She was part of the last 8th grade class to pass through Milroy Jr. High and graduated from Rushville Consolidated High School in 1994. “You might be surprised to learn that