RUSHVILLE —
CD Single release party for the song, “What He Made of Me”, written and performed by Craig Moore, will be from 4-9 p.m. Feb. 1 at The Park Restaurant. The special at the restaurant will be Pan Fried Chicken. Feel free to dine in or carry out while purchasing your CD. Moore will be performing live throughout the evening. There will be volunteer waitresses for the evening. The CD Single with the song “What He Made of Me” will be for sale for $5. All proceeds from the sale of the CD along with the tips earned will be given to Melinda Dora and her family to help cover medical costs etc. Please come and support this great cause!
– Rushville Republican
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CD Single release party Feb. 1
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Maring Bowlin Concert May 30 reservations available
Joe Kimmell fondly recalls growing up in Rush County where the arts were nurtured by the community, from the school system right on down to individual volunteers.
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Maring Bowlin Concert May 30 reservations available
Joe Kimmell fondly recalls growing up in Rush County where the arts were nurtured by the community, from the school system right on down to individual volunteers. “For a little ‘hayseed’ farm community, we were blessed.
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