Ninnescah Valley Health Systems Inc. in Kingman, Kan., is receiving a $4.9 million loan to renovate a 50-year-old critical access hospital and a medical arts building. A specialty clinic will be expanded, and the oncology department, admissions area and business office will be upgraded.

The Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial Association in Hawaii will receive an $11 million loan to help finance the renovation and expansion of a World War I submarine museum in Honolulu’s Pearl Harbor historic site.

The Foundation for Education Inc., in Denver, N.C., is receiving a $39 million loan to expand and renovate the Lincoln Charter School. The school has been using mobile units to accommodate the increasing student population. USDA’s investment will provide an additional 29,450 square feet of permanent structures for middle and high school facilities and 53,335 square feet for elementary students. Additional upgrades include accessibility, safety and traffic flow improvements as well as renovations to the gymnasium.

The Borough of Jim Thorpe, Pa., is receiving a $2.2 million loan to convert Memorial Hall into a combined police station, administrative office and community center. The current facility has a single entrance through which all public, employee, police and criminal traffic flows.

The city of Sheffield, Ala., will use a $2.7 million loan to build roadways to a new development, which includes a hotel, amphitheater, event space and retail center. The developer also plans to build 131 new homes over the next few years.