| Downtown Storefronts Get Facelift With Help From LB840 Fund |
| 2010 - Several storefronts in the historic downtown business district have been improved, thanks in part to grant monies from the LB840 Fund, under the Design Challenge Grant Program. The fund offers matching grants for storefront and façade improvements in the downtown business district up to a maximum amount of $3,000.00 per storefront. |
| Design challenge grants are intended to stimulate private investment in the revitalization of downtown architecture and to foster image-making improvements to downtown commercial properties. |
| For more information contact the Fairbury City Engineer, Laura Bedlan at 402.729.5261 or click here for program information. |
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Tatro Chiropractic, 414 E Street on the east side of the Square received $3,000 for storefront improvements. |
Sims Florist, 420 4th Street on the south side of the Square received $2,615 for storefront improvements. |
Fairbury Journal News, 516 5th Street, located 1/2 block east of the Square received $3,000 for storefront improvements. |
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| Enhancements Tanning, 410 E Street on the east side of the square received $3,000 for storefront improvements. |
Kettelhut Real Estate/Great Western Bank, 515 E Street, located 1/2 block north of the Square received $2,028.57 for storefront improvements. |
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