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(KLZA)-- The Tiger Pride Foundation of Table Rock will be utilizing funds from Rural Development investment to install a new sprinkler system in the south wing of the old school building which was purchased by the Foundation.
Bathrooms will be renovated to meet code to allow a licensed daycare to open which is a much-needed service for working families in Table Rock.
Rural Nebraska communities in FEMA declared disaster counties are able to utilize funds from a $2.2 million fund provided by USDA for disaster recovery through the Community Facilities Program.
Among the counties included in the disaster declaration are Pawnee, Richardson, Nemaha, Johnson, Gage and Otoe in Southeast Nebraska.
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