In a culture that is often focused on short-term gains and instant gratification, faith communities must take the long view when it comes to building better cities.
Read MoreIn this final Elite Eight match-up of East Coast meets West Coast, your votes will determine the Strongest Town.
Read MoreVote for the Strongest Town based on these photographs of West Palm Beach, FL and Holland, MI.
Read MoreAndrew Price and Johnny Sanphillippo host today's slackchats.
Read MoreGenesis describes God's labor of creating the heavens and earth and all that is as taking six days. On the seventh day, God rests. God doesn't rest because God needs to be back at the office Monday morning to create another universe. God rests because God is done.
Read MoreWhat's going on this week at Strong Towns?
Read MoreSan Marcos, TX and Sandusky, OH showcase their strengths with photographs. Your vote will determine the strongest.
Read MoreIn the next phase of the Strongest Town competition, you're invited to vote for the strongest, based on a series of photos from each town. Vote between Hoboken and Hopkins today!
Read MoreA reader asks whether roundabouts make pedestrians safer or less safe than standard intersections. R. Moses answers.
Read MoreWe've traded stability for growth, but now we find that we have neither.
Read MoreA collection of the best examples of #PedestrianUnfriendly infrastructure we received.
Read MoreThousands of votes have been cast and we're excited to announce the Elite Eight, who will advance to the next round of the contest.
Read MoreNotoriously bemoaned, Trader Joe's parking lots are known for their small size, tight spots & limited maneuvering areas. But that's actually a much better model than the wasted space that most grocery stores have in their parking lots.
Read MoreYesterday, Strong Towns' staff gave a live broadcast in which they discussed the Strongest Town contest thus far and shared their personal brackets. Watch or listen to the broadcast.
Read MoreIreland and South Carolina are about the same size, so why does one have far more traffic fatalities than the other?
Read MoreOver the last 20 years, New Urbanism has become more well-known, cities have become more popular, and even some suburbs have started to sprout walkable downtowns. Yet even so, some of the misconceptions of the 1990s continue to thrive.
Read MoreIt's almost time to find out who's making it to the next round, but there's still time to finish voting or invite a friend to participate. Check out the current standings to see which races are close.
Read MoreExploring fine-grained and coarse-grained development in San Juan, Boston and Hoboken.
Read MoreWe are channelling hundreds of billions into maintaining and expanding a system that does little for (and more often harm to) economic growth, and yet that's the number one reason the politicians and road lobbyists use to try and convince us that we need road funding.
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