…grants are supporting projects that are crucial to rural communities’ continual economic development and improving the quality of life for its residents.” The State of Indiana distributes Community Development Block…

…were to strengthen our small town vibes, capitalize on our historic structures, and build quality-of-life assets, useful to retain and attract talent. We also wanted to show how municipalities of…

…limit our ability to grow and develop through annexation. SB 23, authored by Senator Phil Boots, was heard in the Senate Local Government committee on Thursday, where it was amended…

…trash and recycling bins, benches and wayfinding signs. The project is part of Greensburg’s goal to focus on quality of life, and to further the branding of downtown as a…

…working to repopulate downtown, Buttigieg said. “We’re trying to make sure we have a streetscape that supports city life,” he said. Now, South Bend’s street network supports chance encounters, and…

…Carmel City Center, but not a destination in and of itself. The $23 million project aims to breathe new life into the corridor through a multi-modal transportation feaure. The project…

…$500 million in the form of grants. These funds will support 361 unique quality of place, quality of life, quality of opportunity and workforce projects and programs across all 17…

…to West Lafayette’s transportation network, the project acted as a catalyst to a culture shift. Instead of vehicles, State Street is now built around quality of life attributes of the…

…housing – just to name a few. “Our goal is to make our quality of life such in Decatur that as Fort Wayne grows and as people move to this…

…said. “It is recovering into a community consistent with our values.” Hamilton and his team have divided the Recover Forward plan into three phases – Phase One created a number…

…deferred maintenance on buildings and sidewalks all speak to the quality of life they and their employees can expect in a city or town. In this economy, if we don’t…

…with a desire to concentrate on Portland’s quality of life. “If you’re going to be a small community, you either are going to die, or find ways to attract things…