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End of digital grant program sends new tools to WeLIFT

Summary by Indianola Independent Advocate

When Curtis Dean emptied 13 computers from the trunk of his Ford Escape at WeLIFT in Indianola on Friday, it marked the end of a program designed to make people in rural and low-income areas more digitally savvy.

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Indianola Independent Advocate

End of digital grant program sends new tools to WeLIFT

When Curtis Dean emptied 13 computers from the trunk of his Ford Escape at WeLIFT in Indianola on Friday, it marked the end of a program designed to make people in rural and low-income areas more digitally savvy.

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Indianola Independent Advocate broke the news in 3 days ago on Wednesday, September 3, 2025.

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