From boom to bust and back, this quirky mining town stays true to its roots. In the mid-1800s, settlers flocked to the area that would become the town…

There are currently no laws prohibiting outdoor advertising companies from cutting down publicly owned trees just to make their billboards more visible. Trees and vegetation are planted along…

Environmental Pioneer Gave Scenic America its First Home A native of Philadelphia, Ruth Becker was a leading force in environmental issues in her home state before taking her…

Here are a few ways you can act today, where you are, to champion the unique scenic values of YOUR neighborhood.

Making (and Taking) the Scenic Route: Kassoff’s Expertise Shapes Scenic America’s Transportation Focus Throughout his 50+-year career in transportation planning and management, longtime Scenic America board member Hal…

Picturesque and Presidential, Charlottesville Charms with Scenic Beauty and Cultural Treasures Affectionately known as “C’ville,” Charlottesville is nestled in the eastern foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of…

More Ohio roads can are now eligible for scenic byways designation, thanks to legislative changes in the transportation budget bill that went into effect July 1, 2021. Any…

Knoxville Adopts New Sign Standards, Establishes Tree Bank Thanks to the diligent work of Scenic Knoxville, the Knoxville City Council recently unanimously passed an amendment to the sign…

  On August 15, Scenic America President Mark Falzone joined Sen. Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Maryland state and local officials at Bill Burton Fishing Pier State Park in…

Scenic America Celebrates Wins for Scenic Priorities in House & Senate Surface Transportation Reauthorization Bills As Congress works toward a final version of the surface transportation reauthorization bill…