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Homelessness in Kentucky Part 1: It Starts with Home
Terri Johnson on September 15, 2021
Whether it is readily noticeable or not, homelessness impacts every community in Kentucky.
The “China Sword” and a Glimpse into the Future of Recycling
Terri Johnson on August 17, 2021
From Global to Local, Education is the Key
The Buzz on Bees
Terri Johnson on July 13, 2021
There are things that people and cities can do to help our bee population.
Downtown: Part I - A Plan for Curb Appeal
Terri Johnson on July 1, 2021
Creating a Beautiful Downtown Takes Cooperation, Creativity and Commitment
Downtown: Part 2 – Downtown as an Attraction
Terri Johnson on July 1, 2021
An overall tourism and economic development strategy can include a beautiful downtown.
Stress Check
Terri Johnson on June 3, 2021
How Are You and Your Employees Doing with the Stress of the Last Year?
The Trouble with Trash
Terri Johnson on March 26, 2021
Buds are blooming, grass is greening … and trash is blowing. No city official likes to see litter in his or her city.
A Different Way to Get Away
Terri Johnson on February 1, 2021
Are you looking forward to getting out of the house and going somewhere? After a year of living through a pandemic, people are more than eager to get out.
Introducing a New Member Benefit – City RFP/RFQ Posting
Terri Johnson on December 9, 2020
The Kentucky League of Cities now provides members with a platform to post requests for proposals (RFPs) and requests for qualifications (RFQs) on the KLC website free.
Hitting the Road: Now is the Time to Market Your City
Terri Johnson on October 13, 2020
People are ready to get outside and stay safe. Could your city be their destination?
Social Media 2020
Terri Johnson on October 13, 2020
Five tips to elevate your city's social media engagement.
At Attention! Proper Flag Etiquette
Terri Johnson on October 13, 2020
Do you and your employees know the proper way to treat the U.S. flag?
Virtual Etiquette: Best Behavior in the Cyber Age
Terri Johnson on October 13, 2020
Video conferencing and virtual meetings have become a fact of life for all types of businesses including city government.
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