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Philadelphia released its first urban ag plan Nov. 3, offering policies that could help growers secure access to land and increase food production in high-poverty neighborhoods.

Pre-pandemic, downtown Evanston served as a hub for office workers looking for lunch and running errands. With COVID-19 leading to plummeting office occupancy, Annie Coakley, Downtown Evanston’s executive director, isn’t sure what the future of Evanston’s main business district holds.  “If (office workers) ever come back or go fully remote, I don’t know what that...

John Parman revisits influential architectural writers of the 1960s and 1970s and how they relate to current issues of adding density in urban contexts.

"Weve already got a lot of responses. What should we do first?"

A new 10-year-plan, the start of a convention center overhaul, new residences and renewed office leasing are signals that Fort Worth’s downtown is putting the pandemic in the past.

The keynote was progress as Downtown Fort Worth Inc. held its 40th annual meeting Wednesday at the Fort Worth Convention Center.

Downtown Fort Worth Inc. will hold its 40th Annual Meeting at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, April 6, at the Fort Worth Convention Center.

People will have an opportunity to share their thoughts on how to make Thames Street in the City of Groton

At this weeks city council meeting the Harrisonburg City manager stepped down, the council discussed a renovated 7-11 gas station and a new plan for downtown Harrisonburg.

3 months ago Kirtrina Baxter, an organizer with Soil Generation, said the team felt it needed to deal with internal racial dynamics to have a good working relationship moving forward. “There were some control issues and power dynamics that are common between people of color and white folks,” Baxter said. “People are unwilling to have conversations about power in ways that are beneficial for people of color, and on this project, as the community experts, we were raising concerns that just ...