Lowe's Heroes helps rebuild Dundee

The rebuilding process is underway up in Dundee, Mich., after the school was damaged in June 5's ...  More »

The rebuilding process is underway up in Dundee, Mich., after the school was damaged in June 5's EF-2 tornado with winds over 110 mph. Dundee was one of five regional communities impacted by five tornadoes to hit the region during a severe storm outbreak June 5-6. Volunteers with the Lowe's Heroes Program helped rebuild the ticket booth that was just a pile a rubble, and finished siding on a storage building at the track and football field. Tiffany Johnson, Lowes operation manager, said hopefully this will make things somewhat normal when students return back to school in August. "Obviously the end of their school year was not the best, so to be able to come back and see the ticket booth rebuilt, to see some of the support they were able to get from the community, is big," she said. Nearly two dozen volunteers from three different Lowe's stores helped with Wednesday's project.  « Less