Long-standing Billboard Comes Down in St. Johns County, Florida
Byway leaders are always on the lookout for changes to their communities, and members of the Friends of A1A Scenic &… Read More
Scenic America Celebrates $16 Million to Jump-Start the National Scenic Byways Program
Congress Provides New Funding for the First Time in Nearly 10 Years Scenic America celebrates the inclusion of $16 million in funding for the… Read More
Place Making Spotlight: Cumberland, RI
Tucked in the northeast corner of Rhode Island between Providence and Boston, the town of Cumberland embraces its natural beauty and rich history. With its… Read More
Urge Los Angeles City Leaders to Stop Plans to Put Digital Screens in Bus Shelters
Scenic LA Rallies Residents to Take Action Against Proposal for New Bus Shelters
As the city of Los Angeles moves forward with its plan to install digital advertising screens in more than 1,000 bus shelters across the city,… Read More
Scenic America Accepting Applications for Spring 2021 Internships
Scenic America is now accepting applications for Spring 2021 internships in Communications and Development, and Policy, Advocacy, and Research. Interns can work in-person in our… Read More
Year-end Gifts Deliver a Bigger Impact with the CARES Act
As you consider your year-end giving plans, keep in mind that 2020 brings new provisions that amplify the impact of charitable gifts to organizations like… Read More
Senate Includes $35 Million for Scenic Byways in Appropriations Bill
Scenic America recently took an important step forward in its ongoing effort to secure funding for the National Scenic Byways Program. The Senate Appropriations Committee included… Read More
National Scenic Byway Foundation Releases Visitor Research
The National Scenic Byway Foundation recently released the findings of a research project exploring trip planning needs and preferences of byway… Read More
Place Making Institute Cultivates Resources for Smart Development
When shaping the look and feel of their jurisdictions, city planning directors often wrestle with the conflicting interests of developers and preservationists. To empower planners… Read More
