Winter Wonders: Discover the Best Scenic Winter Drives Across America
As winter paints the landscape in hues of white and blue, it’s time to hit the open road and embark on a journey through some… Read More
UPDATE: La Mesa City Council to Drop Digital Billboard Proposal Following Citizen Opposition
After months of vocal opposition from residents in La Mesa, CA, the controversial proposal to introduce digital billboards to the city may be officially abandoned. Read More
Remembering Ellie Kelly, Scenic America Co-Founder and Iconic Conservationist
Ellen “Ellie” Kelly, one of Scenic America’s original founders and true champion of scenic conservation, passed away on November 16, 2023. Ellie dedicated her life… Read More
The Secrets of Successful Communities – Part 6: Pay Attention to Community Aesthetics
The sixth installment of Ed McMahon’s “Secrets of Successful Communities” series considers the important role that community aesthetics play in development. Read More
PG&E Receives Approval for Undergrounding Projects from California Public Utilities Commissions
In a November 16, 2023 announcement, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has committed to investing in Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s (PG&E) ambitious… Read More
Strengthening Scenic Resilience: Biden-Harris Administration’s Historic Investment in Climate Conservation
In a monumental move towards safeguarding the nation’s scenic beauty and natural landscapes, the Biden-Harris administration has released the fifth National Climate Assessment and… Read More
City of Reno Reviews Neon Line Agreement; Lawsuit Update
At its regular meeting next week, the Reno City Council will conduct the first required review of the development agreement that sets the terms of… Read More
Interior Department Announces Nearly $22 Million for Local Parks and New Actions to Increase Outdoor Access
In a promising move for the preservation and enhancement of America’s natural beauty, the Department of the Interior recently unveiled plans to invest nearly $22… Read More
Op-ed: Is Metro’s digital sign scheme worth it? We have the numbers!
Metro’s Transportation Communication Network (TCN) Project is the definition of Fool’s Gold. Purported to generate anywhere from $300M-$500M over a 15-20-year time span, this ploy… Read More
City of Reno Appeals Neon Line Decision
The Reno City Council agreed October 25 to appeal a recent court decision in Scenic Nevada’s lawsuit affecting the Neon Line District with some council… Read More
