American Rescue Plan in Action: Marion Makes Important, ‘Iconic’ Investments
Marion improved its water infrastructure, addressed staffing needs and, most notably, secured a key piece of its downtown landscape.
Read MoreMarion improved its water infrastructure, addressed staffing needs and, most notably, secured a key piece of its downtown landscape.
Read MoreSylva — with a shovel-ready project addressing infrastructure and a downtown asset — targets an ideal ARP investment. …
Read MoreOnly a year after receiving its first tranche of American Rescue Plan funds, Waynesville has invested nearly all of it — and the impact is already being felt.
Read MoreThrough its ARP funds and through careful project selection, Brevard will fix its biggest area of need — stormwater — while also furthering the city’s long-term strategic goals. …
Read MoreHavelock has a tremendous economic development opportunity with the development of future Interstate 42. Its American Rescue Plan investment allow them to prepare to take advantage of that chance. …
Read MoreDurham’s citizen engagement process is not simply an obligatory step of ARP – it is the crux of the program. And it’s proving the potential of community-led initiatives.
Read MoreThrough a single focus, Jacksonville addresses both current need and future planning, all while providing much needed relief to the community.
Read MoreHere’s how you prepare for a generational opportunity.
Read MoreWilson’s ARP investments will touch every corner of the city and, by balancing both immediate needs and long-term goals, are certain to yield generational returns. …
Read MoreAngier has an infrastructure need and an existing partnership to make it happen. …
Read MoreTaking advantage of the opportunity, Highlands will use ARP funds to complete its most pressing infrastructure need. …
Read MoreThe ARP allows towns the opportunity to both recover from the pandemic and to prosper well into the future. Mooresville is taking advantage of both categories.
Read MoreFollowing investment in several large capital projects, Ahoskie found itself in deep debt. Through a careful process of review, cost cutting and efficiency finding, they’re working their way to the other side. A case study from UNC’s Environmental Finance Center.
Read MoreElizabeth City started the Historic Building Showcase, and Tarboro formalized it. Now, the format promises to boost towns’ rehabilitation efforts statewide.
Read MoreWhat is happening in the town of 1,700 may offer a model for other financially struggling rural water and sewer systems.
Read MoreSylva, Webster, Dillsboro and the rest of Jackson County have developed into one of the state’s premier destinations. In an area surrounded by beautiful towns and counties, here’s how their approach to tourism won out.
Read MoreWith resources on hand and a supportive community, Burnsville and Yancey County partnered and set their sights on Main Street. Here’s how they fostered entrepreneurship and created a thriving downtown.
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