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HARTINGTON — Economic development directors continually look for every possible way to attract visitors and businesses to their towns and cities.

With the promise of grant money that comes with the Creative District designation, city leaders knew a successful application could fund community improvements aimed at drawing visitors.

With the promise of grant money that comes with the Creative District designation, Becker and other city leaders knew a successful application could fund community improvements aimed at drawing visitors

The Miller Beach Arts & Creative District named a new executive director.

In the last 18 months, 28 communities have completed the Creative District certification process, making them eligible for grants from the Nebraska Arts Council.

MOSES LAKE — Local residents will have a chance to learn the truth about their family heirlooms and mantel dust-catchers, and maybe pick up a few treasures, Saturday at the Frosty Finds Flea Market and Appraisal Fair.

In honor of February being Black History Month, we decided to highlight the impact and influence of a some community leaders that are not only representing and uplifting black culture and history, but using their platform to unite, educate and foster permanent change in their respective communities.

Aim is to help artists connect

Hashtag: #BKKDW2024 #BangkokDesignWeek #LivableScape

VIRGINIA BEACH — Five years ago, Jesse Wykle started drumming up support for a new creative district at the eastern end of Laskin Road dubbed The Artery. But then the pandemic hit. Wykle, who owns Aloha Snacks at 501 Laskin Road, and other business owners had to focus on surviving. “We had a little fire going in Virginia Beach on culture and restaurants and that (the pandemic) just totally ...