Query Help: Multiple WHERE, Multiple COUNT?

Howdy folks. I have a SELECT question for you. Or maybe a WHERE question. That I am not sure is part of the problem. My application is ASP.NET 2.0, and I’d like to avoid getting into stored procedures right now, if I could.
 
I am trying to summarize the order status for each customer in the database (SQL Server 2005, by the way). I want to provide two counts: the number of open jobs per customer, and the number of rush jobs per customer. Something like this:
 
CustID
     CustName
     JobOpen
     JobRush
----------------------------------------------------------------
22
            John Deere
     47
                3
24
            MCP
              32
                 7
37
            BlueON
          6
                  0
 
In my noobness, I developed this:
 
SELECT
  CustID, MAX(CustName) AS CustName,

             
 
 
  COUNT (*) AS JobOpen
FROM
  Customers
INNER JOIN
  Jobs ON JobCustID = CustID
WHERE
   (JobDone = 0)
GROUP BY CustID
 
As you can see, it finds from the Jobs table all jobs that are not done (JobDone is a T/F field), joins the Jobs and Customers tables, groups by CustID, and counts the totals in each CustID group. It works great in outputting the first three columns that I am looking for.
 
But I cannot come up with a simple way to add JobRush (also a T/F field), because it needs a different WHERE clause than the one JobOpen uses. It would need
 
WHERE (JobRush = 1)
 
So maybe my question should be: how do I use multiple WHERE clauses, each with its own COUNT?
 
I did mess around with Common Table Expressions, and managed to build two CTEs (one with JobOpen results and the other with JobRush results) that I joined together. It worked in Studio Manager, but my ASP.NET page didn’t like it. I guess that means I could learn stored procedures, but wow I’d love to just have a nice complete SELECT command for my page.
 
Thanks for reading all this. Any input is greatly appreciated.
Matt