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Mayor asks EDA to consider support for McMichael Grain Elevator renovation; HAHS has $140,000 in grants

Harmony Economic Development Authority · May 7, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Steve Donney asked the EDA to look into supporting the Harmony Area Historical Society’s McMichael Grain Elevator renovation, saying HAHS has $140,000 in grants but the full project will cost several hundred thousand dollars.

At the May 7 meeting, Mayor Steve Donney asked the EDA to explore ways to help the Harmony Area Historical Society (HAHS) secure additional support and funding for the McMichael Grain Elevator renovation. Donney said HAHS already has $140,000 in grants but the total renovation cost will be “several hundred thousand,” and the EDA reached consensus to consider offering support once HAHS identifies next steps.

Board members discussed coordinating with HAHS and possibly offering funding or other assistance, but no formal pledge or vote occurred at the meeting. The EDA asked HAHS to identify concrete next steps so the board can assess support options and budget implications.