Posted November 19, 2024 06:02am
(KNZA)--Everest-based Rainbow Communications has announced several grant awards through their Community Grant Program.
According to a release, a $5,000 grant to the Hiawatha Police Department will fund an annual license fee for advanced digital forensics software. The software will aid the Department in conducting in-depth investigations involving internet-related crimes and digital evidence.
Rainbow has also awarded a $4,630 grant to the Nemaha County Historical Society, in Seneca. The release says the grant will enable the historical society to modernize its technology infrastructure, allowing for an upgraded router system and the integration of cloud-based software specifically designed to enhance the preservation and accessibility of local historical records.
In addition, Rainbow has awarded a $3,545 grant to Armor Academy, in Everest, for the purchase of a Clear Touch Interactive Learning Board. The release says the state-of-the art tool is designed to promote dynamic, hands-on learning in classrooms.