The Reno City Council is scheduled to discuss whether public and private schools can replace their traditional signs with digital versions during a public hearing June 2. Send…

Scenic America applauds a new bipartisan letter in the U.S. House of Representatives calling for at least $65 million in FY26 funding for the National Scenic Byways Program.…

The Reno Planning Commission will hold a public hearing May 8 to review proposed regulations that once approved would allow public and private schools to erect digital signs…

Scenic America strongly supports the formation of the new bipartisan Public Lands Caucus, co-chaired by Reps. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) and Mike Simpson (R-ID), with the leadership of Reps.…

Scenic America applauds the introduction of the bipartisan America the Beautiful Act, legislation that would extend and strengthen the Legacy Restoration Fund established by the Great American Outdoors…

The city is moving forward with changes to Reno’s sign code to allow all public and private schools to replace their signs with digital versions. Join us in…

Want to protect the scenic beauty of your community? Whether you’re advocating for tree preservation or championing scenic byways, contacting your legislators is one of the most powerful…

West Virginia’s scenic landscapes and community spaces are under threat from House Bill 2676, a dangerous piece of legislation that would dismantle long-standing protections against excessive outdoor advertising.…

Maryland is taking significant steps to modernize its approach to electric transmission line development while balancing the need for reliable energy infrastructure with environmental and scenic conservation. With…

Proposed changes to Reno’s sign code will be presented at virtual meetings next week to get feedback from the public. The latest draft eliminates the once contemplated unlimited…