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BRMS students making a difference - Vimarsana News

BRMS students making a difference

RUSHVILLE — Students at Benjamin Rush Middle School are not only working hard on school work as the semester begins to wind down, but students are learning the importance of

Rush County Heritage – Preserving Rush County's Past | Local News - Vimarsana News

Rush County Heritage – Preserving Rush County's Past | Local News

1 of 2 Offutt’s Ford Bridge – Located over Little Blue River in Rush County near Arlington. It was built in 1884. Photo by John V. Pontiere Jr. John Wilson By John D. Wilson Rush County Historian May 10, 2021 1 of 2 Offutt’s Ford Bridge – Located over Little Blue River in Rush County near Arlington. It was built in 1884. Photo by John V. Pontiere Jr. John Wilson RUSH COUNTY – This is the 13th article I have written to commemorate the Rush County Bicentennial in 2022. Thank you to former Rush County Historian Eleanor Arnold ...

How Mike Pence's hometown views his legacy as vice presidency comes to an end - Vimarsana News

How Mike Pence's hometown views his legacy as vice presidency comes to an end

COLUMBUS, Ind. — In a music store in this small city 45 minutes southeast of Indianapolis, a picture of Vice President Mike Pence playing guitar hangs by the door. Nearby on the wall there’s a note that store owner Tom Pickett and his students sent Pence four years ago in honor of Inauguration Day. “Mike, Thank you for being an inspiration to our students. We’re proud of you.” Four years later as Pence prepares to leave office, Pickett is just as proud to have taught Pence guitar in the vice president’s hometown of Columbus. “Some of the students have their ...

Study provides options flooding - Vimarsana News

Study provides options flooding

Study provides options flooding But the funding gap that has hampered this project for decades continues to grow. While the recommended plan has a total price tag of $4.7 million, the maximum amount available through the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) is only $600,000, according to funding consultant Trena Carter of Administrative Resources Association. While the Bartholomew County Commissioners have agreed to put up $3,850 to match the OCRA grant, Carter says it’s “still a drop in the bucket” when compared to total costs. “The remaining question is: Where will t...