Community Action Lab News Today

Norman has advanced to the elite eight of the Strong Towns organization’s Strongest Town contest.

The second round of voting for Strong Towns’ ninth annual “Strongest Town” contest began Monday and closes on Thursday, with the city of Norman competing against Davis, California.

We seek to replace America’s post-war pattern of development, the Suburban Experiment, with a pattern of development that is financially strong and resilient.

What is Jewish Washington? It’s a good question with a lot of different answers. And one is likely to find many of them at the brand-new Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum. …

Officials tasked with reimagining Norman’s future land use and economic development will meet with the community and local elected officials Monday and Tuesday.

A nonprofit wants help from the community to identify areas in Norman that could be improved, and it is asking individuals to attend a meeting to share these suggestions.

A nonprofit wants help from the community to identify areas in Norman that could be improved, and it is asking individuals to attend a meeting to share these suggestions.

Less than a week ago, Washington’s network of attractions added a new destination when the Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum opened its doors to the public. Located at F and 3rd Streets NW, the museum is comprised of a historic 19th Century synagogue—which was picked up and moved one block to its current

The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum, opening June 9, at 575 3rd St NW, is not just the repository of Jewish life in the Washington region, but

Residents are invited to tell city leaders what they want their community to look like in the future in an online survey through Small Towns.