More Downtown Big Flashy Signs Contemplated
The biggest signs allowed in Reno are reserved for casinos. The city is holding community meetings next week seeking your opinion of allowing other non-casino… Read More
House Bill Celebrates Appalachian Trail, Enhances Preservation of National Scenic and Historic Trails
A New Bill in the House of Representatives, HB 9159, or the Appalachian Trail Centennial Act, aims to celebrate and provide structure to the Appalachian… Read More
2024 National Scenic Byways Program Grants Now Open for Applications
Scenic America is excited to announce that the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has opened the application window for the 2024 National Scenic Byways Program (NSBP)… Read More
Seventh Circuit Cites Austin v. Reagan in Recent Victory Over Outdoor Advertising
Scenic America is pleased to celebrate a major legal victory in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. In a recent decision, the Court rejected claims… Read More
Announcing the Winners of Scenic America’s 2024 “America the Beautiful” Photo Contest
We are thrilled to announce the winners of Scenic America’s 2024 America the Beautiful Photo Contest! This year marked our most popular contest ever, with… Read More
An Update on National Billboard Mitigation Efforts
Scenic America remains steadfast in its mission to combat billboard blight and protect the visual integrity of our natural landscapes. Despite the diverse array of… Read More
Scenic Conservation in the Steel City: Scenic Symposium 2024 Coming to Pittsburgh
Registration for Scenic Symposium 2024, themed “Scenic Beauty Through Action and Advocacy,” is now open. Taking place in Pittsburgh, PA, from November 18-20, this bi-annual… Read More
Proposed Neighborhood Revitalization Grant Program Seeks to Combat Visual Blight Across America
Visual pollution, such as billboards, excessive signage, and irresponsible development, is increasingly threatening the scenic beauty and unique character of American communities. A proposed Senate… Read More
Scenic Beauty for All: How Virginia and Michigan are Improving Accessibility to State Parks
Virginia and Michigan parks are taking significant steps to make scenic beauty more accessible for all by introducing colorblind-friendly viewfinders and enhancing wheelchair access. These… Read More
Somerset County Commissioners Enact New Billboard Regulations to Protect Safety and Scenic Beauty
Somerset County, PA, has introduced new billboard regulations aimed at enhancing road safety and preserving the county’s scenic beauty. These measures include stricter setbacks, size… Read More
