A Legacy of Scenic Service When New Hampshire state senator Martha Fuller Clark retired in 2020, she left behind a 30-year record of service as one of the…

(Published March 2022) Scenic Nevada is awaiting a district court judge’s decision on whether its lawsuit to void a development agreement between Jacobs Entertainment and the city will…

On March 16, the Federal Highway Administration announced that the National Scenic Byways Program 2022 Grants and Technical Assistance Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) is now available. In…

Scenic America is pleased to announce that our advocacy efforts, bolstered by our Scenic Byways Coalition partners and Scenic Byways around the country, and led by key Members…

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 brings to her role…

Victories, Setbacks, Plus New and Ongoing Concerns February brought new developments, both positive and negative, on important billboard and signage issues in Houston, San Jose, Indianapolis, Tennessee, and…

Scenic America welcomed three new members to its board of directors during its February 24 board meeting. Brent Chamberlain of Logan, UT, is an associate professor in landscape…

Scenic Nevada is awaiting a district court judge’s decision on whether its lawsuit to void a development agreement between Jacobs Entertainment and the city will move forward or…

Illinois Sister Cities Draw Students and Culture Fans to Central Illinois While Illinois may be best known for the bustling city of Chicago, another must-see community with rich…

The university town sustains its beautiful landscapes and unique character Located on the southeastern tip of Ulster County, New York, lies a quaint university town called New Paltz,…