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City uses array of strategies to create bike-friendly vibe

June 1, 2021
This year, Fayetteville, AR (est. pop. 87,585), became the first U.S. locale to win the Bike City designation from the Union Cycliste Internationale, the sport’s Swiss-based world governing body. Thanks to years of effort, biking is big business in Fayetteville. The investment includes an expansive trail network, on-street cycling infrastructure, and ambitious biking initiatives. The…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtown updates traditional marketing, encourages repeat visits

October 1, 2021
Olympia, WA (est. pop. 51,534), has launched a downtown loyalty program inspired by traditional retail marketing techniques and updated with Pokemon Go technology. The program launched this summer as part of the Olympia Downtown Alliance’s Why I Go Downtown initiative to encourage patronage of local shopping, dining, and entertainment. The program brings classic punch card…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtown district plays hardball with sidewalk permits for eateries

January 1, 2022
For years, Miami Beach, FL (est. pop. 88,885), routinely approved sidewalk dining permits for any Lincoln Road restaurant that asked for one. No longer. Even as the coronavirus pandemic has compelled many downtowns to ease rules around outdoor dining, Miami Beach has begun to crack down on sidewalk permits issued along the beachfront city’s popular…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Reducing Parking Costs for Hourly Workers

November 18, 2022
Downtown leaders face a parking conundrum. On the one hand, urbanists have long preached that cities underprice parking at the expense of pedestrianism. Yet visitors and merchants often hate any hint of rising parking prices and more expensive parking tickets. Add to the mix, hourly downtown workers, grappling with inflation, and it’s more difficult than…Continue reading

 

For poetry month, downtown goes all in on overlooked art

May 1, 2023
Every downtown worth its salt has commissioned a public mural. Those with ambitious arts programming might have asphalt art, sculpture walks, or even hire buskers to perform downtown. But poetry rarely takes center stage. However, Storrs, CT (est. pop. 16,784), builds a month of activities around the overlooked discipline. The Mansfield Downtown Partnership just wrapped…To read more — login/subscribe

 

Downtown Celebrates Poetry Month

May 25, 2023
Every downtown worth its salt has commissioned a public mural. Those with ambitious arts programming might have asphalt art, sculpture walks, or even hire buskers to perform downtown. But poetry rarely takes center stage. However, Storrs, CT, builds a month of activities around the often over-looked discipline. The Mansfield Downtown Partnership recently wrapped up its…Continue reading

 

How one city made its streets safer for cyclists, pedestrians

February 1, 2024
The Chicago suburb of Evanston, IL (est. pop. 75,538), has managed to slow traffic, add bike lanes, and generally make its streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians. Thanks to a yearslong initiative aimed at forcing motorists to drive more slowly, traffic-related injuries plunged by half over the past decade. In one sign of success, Evanston…To read more — login/subscribe