Community Spotlight: Downtown Florence and Francis Marion University
Learn how Downtown Florence has partnered with local Francis Marion University to provide opportunities for both students and local small businesses.
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Learn how Downtown Florence has partnered with local Francis Marion University to provide opportunities for both students and local small businesses.
Ed McMahon shares recommendations and insights on how Main Streets can use sign design to improve sense of place on Main Streets.
Meet the winners of this award recognizing Main Street excellence.
Insights from Main Street leaders and Main Street-oriented housing developers who recently participated in a virtual convening on this topic.
Main Street organizations and other public-private partnerships can provide the focal point needed to fulfill the large number of roles required to reuse or redevelop a house of worship in a way that benefits the community.
Main Street Skowhegan opened their new Skowhegan Center for Entrepreneurship, a downtown space for co-working, meeting, entrepreneurial support, trainings, and education.
An exploration of microfinance as a tool that helps communities and small businesses thrive, while allowing money to be reinvested in local businesses and neighborhoods where it is needed most.
Meet Buffy Hughes, Oklahoma Main Street Coordinator and a volunteer for Yukon 66 Main Street.
Main Street America is proud to support the Revitalizing Small and Local Businesses Act
Meet Parramore, a historically African-American community in Orlando, Florida.