Main Street Disaster Resilience: Planning for the Next Disaster in Three Steps
Three steps you can take to launch the planning process and start preparing your community for natural disasters.
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Three steps you can take to launch the planning process and start preparing your community for natural disasters.
Tips to help small business owners understand potential tariffs and ways to mitigate their impacts.
Rooted in foundational topics and inspired by feedback from the Main Street network, this year’s schedule is bursting with opportunities to connect, learn, and celebrate. Check it out!
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Thanks to the GM on Main Street grant, Columbia, Tenn. embarked on an ambitious downtown revitalization project to add curb extensions, greenspace, and two informational kiosks to downtown Columbia.
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Learn how Malvern brought the community together, and taught them something new, with their Holiday Wonders: In Science event.
Black Cultural Zone CEO Carolyn Johnson shares their new neighborhood development initiative, Rise East.
Holly, Mich. received funding from the GM on Main Streett grant for their Beautify Holly Battle Alley Social District and Ganshaw Park projects.
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The Early Bird rate for the 2025 Main Street Now Conference expires on Tuesday, February 4. Act now to save up to $310 on registration to our movement's can't-miss event of the year!
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In this episode, Matt Wagner breaks down seven key predictions that will impact Main Street businesses and entrepreneurs in 2025.
Chief Innovation Officer Matt Wagner, Ph.D., shares his predictions for the trends impacting Main Streets and small businesses in 2025.