Article Most affordable, growing cities in America 11th September 2013 These 25 cities have been able to buck the trend of declining home ownership rates by keeping real estate prices low and offering residents attractive amenities.
Article Texas law to aide farmers markets, has health officials concerned 11th September 2013 Farmers markets in Texas are now allowed to distribute samples and offer cooking demonstrations, but health officials are worried that without regulation, the free food could be tainted.
Article Propane is fueling National Mall mowers (with related video) 4th September 2013 Alternative-fuel lawn mowers at the National Mall will reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Article UAlbany to discuss public libraries’ roles in government transparency 4th September 2013 Transparency in government is becoming increasingly important. The University at Albany will host a forum to discuss public libraries’ roles in aiding the open government movement.
Article Getting the message out with social media in parks and recreation (with related video) 29th August 2013 What works to ensure social media success in parks and recreation? Here are a few pointers from parks communications officials in California and Oregon.
Article Lone Star State fire station has a rustic look (with related video) 28th August 2013 The recently built Ponderosa Fire Station No. 62 in Houston has a charmingly rustic appearance, thanks in part to CertainTeed’s WeatherBoards fiber cement siding.
Commentary Solutions to nation’s water infrastructure financing needs 28th August 2013 Jeff Sterba, president and CEO of American Water, speaks about what must be done to improve America’s failing water infrastructure.
Article Strong transit system linked to economic development 28th August 2013 A report released by the Center for Neighborhood Technology found that a strong public transportation system is linked to economic growth in urban centers.
Article Climate change could submerge costal cities 28th August 2013 Climate change is threatening coastal cities across the globe. An international panel of UN-sponsored scientists released a report in which they predict sea levels could rise up to three feet in the next 100 years, meaning certain doom for some of our nation’s landmarks.
Article ‘Pastafarian’ wins battle with DPS to wear colander-helmet in ID photo 28th August 2013 A Texas man was allowed to wear pasta strainer in ID photo, after claiming the kitchen utensil is religious headgear.
Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina 13th October 2020
A new dashboard tracks early voting for the 2024 election. These 10 counties have cast the most votes so far 21st October 2024
Cycling, recycling and green space: these are the top 10 most sustainable cities in the U.S. 30th August 2024
