Top Ten: Scenic road trips
Ah, summer – the time most Americans feel the pull of sun, fun and open road. Now is the time to plan a carefree, rejuvenating summer road trip with family or friends. Road trips are less about the … Continue reading →
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Top Ten: Safest cities in the U.S.
What makes for a safe city? Most people would probably cite a low crime rate, few blighted neighborhoods, widespread street lighting and good public roads. These factors usually reassure residents and contribute to such a determination. “When people think about … Continue reading →
Top Ten: Best cities to find a job
Good employees are hard to find. Unemployment remains at historic lows, and the pool of potential staff members with specific municipal and industrial skill sets is at a premium – which increases compensation and benefit costs. Recently, WalletHub compared … Continue reading →
Top Ten – Conservation: A presidential priority
National parks are part of the legacy of the United States. In 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed legislation establishing Yellowstone National Park as the first natural habitat that would be preserved for Americans and visitors to enjoy in perpetuity. … Continue reading →
Foodie cities to suit everyone’s tastes
Some people are wired to want more from their food than just an easy meal. Foodies – those who are attuned to subtle flavors and who tend to appreciate a carefully curated plate – seek out gourmet chefs and are … Continue reading →
Top Ten city park playgrounds
A report made public by The Trust for Public Land’s Center for City Park Excellence earlier this year rated park playgrounds in cities across the country on access, staffing, types of facilities, amount of funding and more. The results included … Continue reading →
Top Ten Best Run Cities in America
Last year 24/7 Wall Street evaluated the nation’s largest cities in terms of how they’re run. The site’s researchers took into consideration the local economy, crime, job market and gave weight to the general welfare of the population as they … Continue reading →
