Times are approximate for the first few days as adjustments are made.

Students should be ready 10 minutes prior to pick up time.

Route 04 AM

643 W 550 N 6:24A.M

1237 W 650 N 6:28A.M

7481 N 50 W 6:33A.M

7553 N 150 W 6:38A.M

1539 W 700 N 6:40A.M

2987 W 700 N 6:43A.M

7702 N 250 W 6:46A.M

4743 W State Rd 110 6:53A.M

7640 N 450 W 6:54A.M

3781 W 500 N 7:01A.M

5137 Beaman Ln 7:05A.M

4542 N 400 W 7:08A.M

2255 W 450 N 7:11A.M

1263 W 450 N 7:13A.M

4376 N 100 W 7:14A.M

1040 W 375 N 7:16A.M

307 W 375 N 7:18A.M

Clay St & W 5th St 7:23A.M

Fulton Ave & W 6th St 7:25A.M

Pontiac St & W 11th St 7:27A.M

Route 06 AM

433 E 18th St 7:03A.M

1804 West Side Rd 7:06A.M

Lincolnway & Rochester Blvd 7:07A.M

Clover St & Rochester Blvd 7:08A.M

Clover St & Court St 7:09A.M

Clover St & Spear St 7:10A.M

E 10th St & Wabash Ave 7:12A.M

Hill St & Jackson Blvd 7:13A.M

Jackson Blvd & Washington St 7:15A.M

Jackson Blvd & Rochester Blvd 7:16A.M

1215 Lakeshore Dr 7:18A.M

1241 ? 1307 Lakeshore Dr 7:20A.M

Jackson Blvd & Lakeshore Dr 7:21A.M

E 10th St & Park St 7:23A.M

College Ave & E 14th St 7:26A.M

Audubon Ave & E 16th St 7:27A.M

Route 08 AM

Indiana Ave 6:36A.M

6854 Main St 6:45A.M

6772 Walnut St 6:46A.M

6699 N 250 E 6:49A.M

6173 N 250 E 6:51A.M

2797 E 500 N 6:54A.M

2489 E 550 N 7:00A.M

855 E 550 N 7:04A.M

972 E 375 N 7:09A.M

1004 E Olson Rd 7:14A.M

RIDDLE PICK UP ONLY 7:19A.M

Jefferson St & W 3rd St 7:20A.M

Jefferson St & W 4th St 7:22A.M

Jefferson St & W 6th St 7:23A.M

Jefferson St & W 8th St 7:25A.M

Jefferson St & W 10th St 7:26A.M

Route 10 AM

11906 W 700 S 6:31A.M

5943 N 600 E 6:39A.M

3427 N 500 E 6:45A.M

5956 Ft Wayne Rd 6:49A.M

E State Road 14 & Oakhill Dr 6:55A.M

5579 E 75 S 7:00A.M

Bayview Dr & Country Club Dr E 7:05A.M

3958 Country Club Dr S 7:07A.M

1203 S 400 E 7:09A.M

1125 S 400 E 7:10A.M

2011 White Creek Dr 7:13A.M

Bessmore Park Rd & Gregory Farms Vlg 7:14A.M

E State Road 14 & Pearl St 7:18A.M

2203 E State Rd 14 7:19A.M

NorthGate Circle Apartments 7:21A.M

E 11th St & Madison St 7:25A.M

Route 18 AM

1845 N Old US Hwy 31 6:46A.M

2020 N State Rd 25 6:50A.M

2436 E 200 N 6:51A.M

2020 E 200 N 6:53A.M

2193 N Old US Hwy 31 6:54A.M

3127 E 300 N 6:59A.M

3791 N Old US Hwy 31 7:03A.M

2034 N Old US Hwy 31 7:07A.M

1880 N Old US Hwy 31 7:08A.M

E 6th St & Madison St 7:11A.M

5th St & Clayton St 7:14A.M

705 E 4th St 7:16A.M

1125 E 4th St 7:20A.M

Clayton St & E 2nd St 7:21A.M

E 4th St & Ohio St 7:23A.M

300 E 4th St 7:25A.M

E 3rd St & Madison St 7:26A.M

Route 20 AM

2727 N 400 W 6:44A.M

N 500 W & Trails End Rd 6:48A.M

4264 McCarty Ln 6:52A.M

3099 N 300 W 6:58A.M

1912 N 300 W 7:00A.M

994 S Prairiewood Dr 7:08A.M

978 W 6th St 7:12A.M

Jay St & W 8th St 7:14A.M

519 W 8th St 7:16A.M

787 W 8th St 7:17A.M

788 W 9th St 7:19A.M

W 9th St & S Park Rd 7:20A.M

1100 Park Rd 7:22A.M

1240 Park Rd 7:24A.M

Cardinal Cir & Lakeview Bnd 7:26A.M

Fortna Dr & S Elizabeth Ave 7:30A.M

Route 22 AM

304 N State Rd 25 6:52A.M

3537 S 75 W 7:00A.M

3061 E 300 S 7:07A.M

3022 E 300 S 7:08A.M

S Apple Tree Ln & Sycamore Dr 7:11A.M

2135 Liberty Rd 7:14A.M

2466 Southway 31 7:17A.M

Southway 31 & Westwood Ln 7:18A.M

506 Mitchell Dr 7:19A.M

E 13th St & Elm St 7:23A.M

E 11th St & Elm St 7:26A.M

Route 23 AM

3958 S 500 E 6:50A.M

3840 S 600 E 6:53A.M

2483 S 575 E 6:57A.M

2309 Meisers Dr 7:04A.M

E 16th St & Madison St 7:10A.M

1088 W 18th St 7:14A.M

Cherry Tree Ln & Sunset Ln 7:16A.M

Monarch Ln & Sunset Ln 7:18A.M

Ravencrest Ln & Sunset Ln 7:20A.M

Maplewood Ln & Ravencrest Ln 7:22A.M

Heritage Dr & Maplewood Ln 7:23A.M

Parkway Ln & Sunset Ln 7:25A.M

Columbia Elementary School 7:30A.M

1502 Elm St 7:35A.M

Route 26 AM

Phillips St 6:30A.M

283 N 850 W 6:36A.M

2218 N State Rd 17 6:44A.M

1180 N 700 W 6:53A.M

6648 W 200 N 6:55A.M

1822 N 600 W 6:58A.M

1674 N 600 W 6:59A.M

4551 W 100 S 7:08A.M

864 S 300 W 7:11A.M

1259 W State Rd 14 7:15A.M

501 W 50 N 7:18A.M

Jefferson St & Sunset Dr 7:22A.M

1412 Jefferson St 7:23A.M

Jefferson St & W 13th St 7:24A.M

E 13th St & Madison St 7:26A.M

Route 27 AM

1186 W Olson Rd 6:51A.M

Buskirk Dr E & W Olson Rd 6:52A.M

1416 W Olson Rd 6:53A.M

1760 W Olson Rd 6:54A.M

1879 W Olson Rd 6:56A.M

1863 W Olson Rd 6:57A.M

1659 W Olson Rd 6:59A.M

Riverwood Acres Dr 7:02A.M

300 Riverwood Acres Dr 7:03A.M

220 Riverwood Acres Dr 7:04A.M

262 Oak St 7:06A.M

297 Oak St 7:07A.M

302 Oak St 7:08A.M

376 Oak St 7:09A.M

506 W Olson Rd 7:10A.M

Reed Ln & W Olson Rd 7:11A.M

61 Coral Dr 7:16A.M

1629 N Meridian Rd 7:17A.M

1010 W 3rd St 7:21A.M

Fulton Ave & W 3rd St 7:24A.M

412 W 4th St 7:26A.M

After a summer of declining donations, the American Red Cross needs the public’s help to prevent a blood shortage.

When a donor makes and keeps an appointment to give blood in the weeks ahead, they can help ensure trauma patients, those undergoing cancer treatment, and people with lifelong blood disorders can get the blood they count on.

Right now, the Red Cross especially needs type O negative, type O positive and type B negative blood donors

Donors of all blood types can schedule an appointment to give by downloading the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visitingRedCrossBlood.org or calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

The Red Cross is teaming up with Warner Bros. for the theatrical release of Meg 2: The Trench to celebrate a summer of sharks and help stave off a summer blood and platelet shortage. All who come to give through August 12 will be automatically entered for a chance to win a three-night New York getaway for two with a private shark dive adventure at Long Island Aquarium. Those who come to give throughout the month of August will also get a $10 e-gift card to a movie merchant of their choice.

Details are available at RedCrossBlood.org/Movie.

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The City of Rochester will be repairing a section of West 11th Street beginning on Monday, July 31.

West 11th Street will be closed between Fulton Avenue and Clay Street. The repair should be completed by Wednesday, August 2.

Local businesses and residence access will remain open, but there will be no through traffic.

If you have any questions, please contact the Street Department at 574-223-4740.

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The Fulton County Community Foundation recently awarded a $7,500 grant to the Nickel Plate Music and Arts Festival.

The funds will be used for the third annual festival taking place on Saturday, August 26, in downtown Rochester.

The event works to bring creatives together and features live music, art booths, food trucks, and more.

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The Fulton County Leadership Academy Board of Directors, in partnership with Purdue Extension Service and Fulton County Chamber of Commerce, is pleased to announce that enrollment is now open for its 2023-2024 program. Any individual who resides in, works in, or represents Fulton County is eligible to participate in this program.

Classes are a nine-month commitment, beginning in September and ending with graduation in May. Sessions are generally 8:00 am to noon, twice monthly, and will consist of exploratory tours, leadership training, learning from local community experts, and the opportunity to develop a group community project.

Upon graduation, each successful student will have gained:

• Personal, interpersonal, and group leadership skills;
• A better understanding of County resources, services, and programs; and
• A network of community contacts throughout Fulton County.

More information and academy applications are available at Purdue Extension Service office or Fulton County Chamber of Commerce. Selection of participants is based on space available and a commitment to active participation.

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The Fulton County Community Foundation recently granted $1,600 to the Kewanna-Union Township Public Library in support of their summer book program.

Funds for this grant were made possible by the Kewanna-Union Township Endowment Fund, established in 2010 to provide support to local charitable programs and projects.

Through the summer book program, the library provides a wide range of incentives to encourage reading amongst community youth.

The library also works to offer various books free-of-charge to children of all ages to assist in the growth of personal libraries.

Read more about the library at https://kewanna.lib.in.us/.

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Workers who have experienced a company layoff may be eligible for free training and additional lifetime employment benefits even if they are currently working.

Federal funds are available for qualifying workers through the Trade Adjustment Assistance program. Benefits include training and job search assistance.

TAA case managers  with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development are available to meet with workers impacted and determine eligibility. If eligible, workers can begin training to earn a post-secondary credential, associate degree or higher, at no cost to the worker.

Meeting times are available on Tuesday, July 25, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Peru Public Library, 102 East Main Street, Peru, in the Psi lota Xi Room.

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There was a huge rolling roarrrrrr in downtown Grass Creek as the Lions celebrated 50 years of Lionism and our montra, "We Serve!" 

Hosting multiple clubs from the district 25G, over +250 Lions with friends and family converged on the pavilion and town park to enjoy the beautiful day.

Roasting two hogs with the trimmings and multiple home-cooked desserts and ice cream followed by the installation of officers and celebration of club members milestones were highlights on the agenda.

Photo left to right: Pinnacle awards were conveyed to Lion Dale Herrold, 40-year member, Lion Roger Field, 50-year member,  installed and recognized by Past District Governor Lion Ron Guth of Peru and club President Lion Jim Dague, also a 50-year member and a member of the racing Lions.

All members received a special pin reflecting the image of the Grass Creek Lion's Club Friendship banner specially designed by Lion Martin Van Meter and his wife Lion Sherry Van Meter. 

The community's passion and love for agriculture that embraces the town is prominently emblazoned on the at the top with the Lion's logo and the 50-year notation. 

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The Fulton County Health Department will be hosting a walk-in clinic to provide back-to-school childhood immunizations for those that are underinsured, uninsured,or Medicaid patients.

On Thursday, July 27, from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m., vaccinations will be given to all patients who are in the Health Department by 5 p.m. until every child is immunized.

Please call the Fulton County Health Department at 574-223-2881 with any questions.

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The Indiana State Fair returns in just 9 days and there are many ways to save on your State Fair experience.

The State Fair offers deals and discounts throughout the 18-day Fair, including 100+ free things to do at the State Fair, opening Friday, July 28 through Sunday, August 20.

Fairgoers are encouraged to buy tickets early to save up to 34%. Tickets are currently available to purchase online at www.IndianaStateFair.com. All advance discounts end Thursday, July 27 at 11:59pm ET.

Additional Advance Admission Discounts - the following discounts are available now at IndianaStateFair.com: 

• Advance Discount Fair Admission Tickets. $11 advance discount State Fair Tickets are available through July 27 at 11:59PM ET - SAVE 29% off gate admission
• Advance Discount Fair Parking Pass. $8 discount State Fair parking is available through July 27 at 11:59PM ET - 20% savings
• Advance Discount Midway Wristbands. $25 midway wristbands available through July 30 at 11:59PM ET - 35% savings
• Advance Discount Family 4-Pack. Includes 1 parking pass and 4 admission tickets to the 2023 Indiana State Fair. Available now through July 27 at 11:59PM ET - 34% savings

Daily Gate Discounts - discounts listed available on select days: 

• BMV Discount Day, Wednesday, August 2. $7.00 gate admission with printed or digital voucher from IN.GOV/BMV (50% savings on admission)
• $3 Thursdays presented by the Indiana Secretary of State, Thursday, August 3, 10, and 17. $3 admission, $3 Midway Rides, and $3 food options at each food stand
• Free IndyStar Ticket Day, Wednesday, August 9. Grab a copy of the IndyStar on Thursday, August 3rd for a FREE admission ticket to the Fair - valid ONLY at the State Fair on Wednesday, August 9 for FREE admission
• AAA Day, Wednesday August 16. AAA Cardholders receive FREE State Fair admission with a valid AAA membership card presented at the gate. One valid card per person.
• Military & First Responders’ Day presented by Peterman Brothers, Friday August 18. First responders, current and former Military, and their families receive FREE admission with valid ID presented at the gate.

Additional Daily Deals & Value:

• 100 Free Things to do at the State Fair!
  https://www.indianastatefair.com/p/state-fair/general-information/100-free-things-to-do
• Free Tractor Shuttle Rides. Travel around the fairgrounds for FREE this year on the tractor shuttles
• Free Entertainment and Activities at Every Turn. Visit IndianaStateFair.com to view the Top 100 Free Things to Do DAILY at the 2023 Indiana State Fair
• Free Entertainment Every Day at The Hoosier Lottery Free Stage. Visit IndianaStateFair.com to see the full Hoosier Lottery Free Stage line up - All Concerts are FREE with paid fair admission
• Pedal and Park. Save $1.00 off Fair admission when you ride your bicycle to the Fair and use one of the free secured bike racks on the Monon Trail north of 38th St.

The Indiana State Fair will be closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

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State Road 23 will be closed between C.R. E 300 N and C.R. E 400 N on or after Monday, July 24 through early September for a small structure replacement.

Official detour will follow U.S. 30, U.S. 35 and State Road 8.

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The anticipated solar storm that previously predicted the Northern Lights to be on display tonight has changed and will most likely not happen in Indiana.

According to an updated forecast released by The Space Weather Prediction Center, Indiana's odds to see a colorful display from the aurora borealis late Thursday evening is now low, and experts at SWPC say the hype was overblown. 

Excitement hit the media earlier this week when Indiana was listed as one of the 17 American states that would be getting a chance to glimpse the Northern Lights Thursday evening, thanks to a solar storm forecast. 

The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, are typically seen in Alaska, Canada and Scandinavia. An 11-year solar cycle that started in 2019 is expected to peak in 2024, however, making the lights visible in places further south, and potentially giving Indiana another chance for viewing in the future.  Just three months ago, the lights were visible in Arizona, making it the third severe geomagnetic storm since the latest solar cycle began. 

The Geophysical Institute at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks previously forecasted a colorful display of auroral activity Thursday for Alaska, Idaho, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Vermont, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming. 

The reason behind the misguided excitement from last weekend has been tied to a 27 day forecast, but scientists say this is why the SWPC’s three-day forecast is the most reliable tool when predicting the Northern Lights. The SWPC says other forecasts outside of three days should instead be taken as a general guide. 

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The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) announced new hours for the Wabash and Peru branches, effective Monday, July 24.

The Wabash branch will operate on a Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. schedule. The Peru branch will operate on a Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. schedule. The Wabash and Peru branches will share a staff and be better equipped to serve the community with this change in hours.

Other branches in the surrounding counties where Hoosiers can complete a transaction include Logansport, Huntington, and Marion.

For a complete list of branch locations and hours, to complete an online transaction, or to find a 24-hour BMV Connect kiosk near you visit IN.gov/BMV. 

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A resurfacing project will begin on State Road 25 between State Road 17 and U.S. 35 on or after Tuesday, July 11.

Work in this area will result in lane restrictions in each direction. This project will be ongoing through early October.

Motorists should be prepared for changing traffic patterns in the area. INDOT encourages drivers to allow extra time when driving through this area and follow traffic directions carefully.

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Seal coating operations will result in a Fulton County road closure on State Road 14 between State Road 25 and State Road 19 for approximately three days beginning on or after Monday, July 10.

Through traffic should utilize the detour or seek an alternate route. The official detour will follow State Road 25, State Road 10, and State Road 19. Local traffic should exercise caution and follow traffic directions carefully in the area where work is occurring.

This work is weather dependent, and the schedule is subject to change.

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Governor Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags to be flown at half-staff in the State of Indiana in honor and remembrance of Indiana State Trooper Aaron N. Smith who was killed in the line of duty.

Flags should be flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Friday, July 7.

Gov. Holcomb is asking businesses and residents in Indiana to lower their flags to half-staff.

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The Fulton County Chamber of Commerce is reminding entrepreneurs and small business owners that there is still time to register for Bagels & Business, a seminar series created for those looking to enhance their business.

Interested individuals are invited to enjoy a light breakfast, networking with like-minded individualsand an education segment each session. Sessions will be on Fridays, July 7 – August 4, at 7:30 AM at a local TBD. Topics include:

• Local Biz Resources with Amy Beechy, BizGro by FEDCO
• Marketing Best Practices with Anne-Marie Farrow, Constant Contact
• Are You Legal? with Lauren Adley, Peterson Waggoner & Perkins Law Firm
• Finding Funds with Alan Steele, Small Business Development Center
• Your Google Homepage with Tiffany Futrell, Marketing at Rochester Iron & Metal

Register online at https://business.fultoncountychamber.com/events/details/bagels-business-6622 or with the Fulton County Chamber Office by Friday, June 30. The cost is only $49 or $29 for chamber members for the entire series.

Any questions can be directed to Kellie Scobie, Executive Assistant of the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce, at (574) 224-2666 or kellie@fultoncountychamber.com.

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State Road 39 and State Road 8 will be closed for two culvert replacements for approximately three weeks on or after Wednesday.

State Road 39 will be closed between C.R. W 1800 S and C.R. W 50 S, and State Road 8 will be closed at the intersection with State Road 39.

Official detour will follow U.S. 30, U.S. 35, State Road 10, State Road 39, and U.S. 421.

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The American Red Cross wants everyone to enjoy a safe and fun Fourth of July, which includes ensuring a strong blood supply for patients in hospitals across the country.

There has been a concerning shortfall in blood donations in recent weeks, and the upcoming holiday could put a further strain on donations, as millions celebrate with family vacations and other seasonal activities. Donors of all blood types, especially those with type B negative or O negative blood as well as platelet donors, are needed to make an appointment to give now to ensure blood remains available for patients this summer.

To encourage blood donations, the Red Cross is offering the following to those who come to give in the coming weeks:

All who come to give blood, platelets or plasma through June30 will receive a $10 gift card by email to a merchant of their choice. Those who come to give in June will also be automatically entered for a chance to win a backyard theater package. Details for both offers can be found at RedCrossBlood.org/June.

All who come to give blood, platelets or plasma July 1-11 will receive an exclusive Red Cross dry bag, while supplies last. Details are available at RedCrossBlood.org/gifts.

By scheduling and keeping appointments right now, donors can help ensure patients relying on blood donations also get to enjoy their summer.

To schedule an appointment to donate, download the Red Cross Blood Donor App, visit RedCrossBlood.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

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