West Virginia’s $1.6 billion Road to Prosperity program was supposed to cover maintenance costs and reignite economic growth. Seven years later, the money’s gone and the situation has gotten worse.
Read MoreTo create change, you need community engagement. Unfortunately, many cities have complicated systems for engagement that take a lot of time and effort to work with. Here's how one community in West Virginia is cutting through that red tape.
Read MoreWhen a vital commuter route was scheduled for a 90-day closure, this city made the most of the situation by encouraging would-be commuters to spend time in downtown, instead.
Read MoreStrong Towns member Michael Smith and colleague Aaron Holverson are working to make Rockford, IL a more economically resilient place.
Read MoreAt the West Virginia Community Development Hub, these two women are helping local leaders grow and thrive, building a better future for their communities.
Read MoreHow one West Virginia town is giving the City, developers, and residents the flexibility to build a stronger place.
Read More