Some misguided attempts to enhance the local park in Brainerd, MN, has actually made it a worse place to be.
Read MoreJenifer Acosta is a small-scale developer doing transformative adaptive reuse projects in central Michigan.
Read MoreIf we continue toward a suburban development pattern, then should we move climate change efforts away from cities and to the suburbs, as well?
Read MoreHear how local leaders in Louisiana are fighting the I-49 Connector, an urban highway expansion project that is threatening the vibrant, predominantly black neighborhood of Allendale.
Read MoreOn a homestead in rural Wisconsin, Lauren Fisher is dedicated to growing her own food and connecting with her neighbors.
Read MoreCOVID has changed the way people think about the future of office work. What does this mean for office-heavy downtowns?
Read MoreThis week on the Strong Towns Podcast, we’ve invited back a popular past guest and regular Strong Towns contributor: Johnny Sanphillippo.
Read MoreIlana Preuss is an urban planner, consultant, and author of a new book called Recast Your City.
Read MoreThe recent tragedy in Surfside, Florida, is both a harbinger of things to come and emblematic of the nation’s larger problem with maintaining our built environment.
Read MoreThe advice to “keep your options open” is having a negative impact on our cities. Here’s why.
Read MoreMichael Kelley is helping to make Kansas City a place where getting around is easy and affordable for everyone.
Read MoreChoosing a design speed is an application of core values. We shouldn't allow the engineering profession to make this decision for us.
Read MoreWhen it comes to reparations, mayors are turning their good intentions into action, using tools they already have.
Read MoreMany of the economic strategies pursued by towns and cities compromise not only their competitiveness, but even their long-term solvency.
Read MoreNick Meyer’s magazine is breathing new life into the community of Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Read MoreThe recent failure of a Memphis bridge is costing millions every day. And there are 45,000 others like it in the U.S. that could suffer the same fate.
Read MoreStrong Towns member Haile McCollum is helping make her community of Thomasville, Georgia, more resilient and more beloved.
Read MoreIf you're going to build a bridge, then of course you want engineers. But how far should we go in trusting experts?
Read MoreJohn Simmerman founded Active Towns to help cities think about and create more opportunities for physical activity within neighborhoods.
Read MoreThe federal government has proposed $20 billion to be allocated toward targeted freeway removal, but will that be enough to fix America’s cities?
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