Scenic Heroes: Ardis Wood
Artist, Advocate, and Preservationist is Visually Alert and Uniquely Attuned to Beauty Ardis Wood describes herself as “visually alert.” It’s a quality that she… Read More
Billboard Update: March 2022
Victories, Setbacks, Plus New and Ongoing Concerns February brought new developments, both positive and negative, on important billboard and signage issues in Houston, San… Read More
Scenic America Names New Board Members
Scenic America welcomed three new members to its board of directors during its February 24 board meeting. Brent Chamberlain Brent Chamberlain of Logan,… Read More
Scenic Heroes: Sally Oldham
From Art History to Transportation Policy, Oldham Shapes Scenic History Over the course of her career, former Scenic America President Sally Oldham has worn… Read More
Victory for Scenic Los Angeles: Department of Public Works Postpones Bus Shelter Program
JC DeCeaux’s proposed bus shelter A plan to install hundreds of digital signs on Los Angeles bus shelters was postponed on December 15 by… Read More
Scenic Hero: Kathryn Welch Howe
Developing Cities with Scenery and Substance If not for Kathryn Welch Howe, New York’s glorious and iconic Grand Central Terminal might be a thing… Read More
Placemaking Spotlight: Olympia, Washington
This coastal capital with blue-collar roots has its sights set on a green future Olympia Waterfront. Photo by Ingrid Barrentine, courtesy of… Read More
Winners of 2021 America the Beautiful Photo Contest Announced
Scenic America is delighted to announce the winners of its inaugural America the Beautiful Photo Contest. The contest attracted more than 400 entries from… Read More
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Includes Support for Key Scenic Priorities
Scenic America is thrilled to announce that the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (H.R. 3684), passed by Congress on Friday, November 5, and… Read More
2021 America the Beautiful Photo Contest: Help Us Choose the Fan Favorite
