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Do a Google search on the history of bandstands in U.S. public parks and you’ll see these structures first became popular around the 1870s. As the nation celebrated its first [Read More]

High school and college cross-country running might not be a money maker compared to football or basketball at those levels, but Leon County, Fla., is earning some serious cash on [Read More]

Berkmar High School in Lilburn, Ga., has seen some changes over the past 56 years, along with a lot of expansion. Students returning to the school in August 2021 got [Read More]

We hear a lot about the population growth the U.S. Sunbelt has seen over the past couple decades, but less well-known is how quickly some states known more for winter [Read More]

Regional airports don’t receive much attention, but they can provide important services for the smaller communities where they’re located. They might not offer regular commercial flights, but they can be [Read More]

The aluminum market remains extremely tight globally as energy costs continue to rise and pent-up demand from the construction, automobile and packaging industries continue to strain the supply chain. Therefore, [Read More]

Urban environments are ever-changing. In earlier times, industrial plants often gobbled up farmland and lower-income housing to create sprawling production facilities. More recently, though, many of those manufacturing companies are [Read More]

Architectural creativity is generally considered to be an afterthought for certain building types. Think about structures like convenience stores, strip malls and many chain retail outlets – all of these [Read More]

On land once destined to be dredged to form a golf course community, Lovers Key State Park outside Fort Myers Beach, Fla., has since become both Florida’s second-most popular state [Read More]

Nashville came out a big winner in the 2020 census, with the data showing a 20.9% population growth rate over the preceding decade. It’s also recovering well from the pandemic [Read More]