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Uncovering America’s Most Alluring Spring Views

Following the official first day of spring, the United States transforms into a canvas painted with vibrant colors and breathtaking landscapes. Scenic vistas stretch from… Read More

New Legislation in Iowa Aims to Ensure Billboards Follow HBA Standards

On March 20, 2024, Iowa took a significant step towards aligning its advertising regulations with the federal standards set forth in the Highway Beautification Act… Read More

Trees for Test Drives: Scenic America and BMW Team Up Again to Plant Trees, Promote EVs

Scenic America is rehashing its partnership with BMW North America for another campaign to plant trees and promote electric vehicles (EVs). In celebration of Earth… Read More

“Righting a Wrong” in Savannah, GA: Community Plans to Remove I-16 Flyover for Community Beautification

In a significant win for the community character and scenic beauty of Savannah, GA, the city was recently awarded a substantial grant to plan the… Read More

New Jersey and Illinois Propose Outdoor Lighting Regulations, Leave Out Digital Billboards

Illinois and New Jersey recently introduced new legislation aimed at limiting light pollution and mitigating the effects of excessive outdoor lighting. Unfortunately, both bills fail… Read More

Congress Funds America’s Byways for Fourth Consecutive Year, Making a $7.5 Million Investment in the National Scenic Byways Program for FY24

For the fourth consecutive year, Scenic America and byways partners were successful in advocating for continued funding for the National Scenic Byways Program (NSBP) at… Read More

Another Case for Undergrounding: Largest Wildfire in Texas History Caused by Utility Equipment

A week and a half after the worst wildfire in Texas history began, Xcel Energy released a statement admitting that its equipment was the catalyst… Read More

Michigan’s Consumers Energy to Bury 10 Miles of Power Lines in Undergrounding Pilot

Jackson, MI-based Consumers Energy received approval from state regulators last Friday to begin burying over 10 miles of power lines across six Michigan counties over… Read More

UPDATE: Hawaii Legislature Kills Bill Seeking to Allow Ads, Logos at New Stadium

SB3197, the controversial bill that would have allowed billboards, digital displays, and external branding at the proposed Aloha Stadium Development District and Hawaii Convention Center,… Read More

Floating Billboards: Because Nature Needed More Ads 

In the ever-expanding world of advertising, no space is safe from the prying eyes of corporations desperate to sell you something. So, what’s the… Read More

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