The report continues to concern business owners and landlords because it does not address the declining central and southern parts of the city.

Marohn says primary reliance on sales tax disconnects how a city collects its money from what it is spent on and causes cities to chase development without accounting for future costs and places the interests of citizens and local government at odds

Failed revitalization ideas are explored in Keeping the Lights on Downtown in America's Small Cities, 2nd Edition

A 15-minute video highlights the successes Fayetteville has had getting older vacant buildings occupied again thanks to parking reform

Haltom United Business Alliance continues to express concern about declining south & central areas of city

Only three candidates responded to the survey, Cindy Sturgeon and Jeff Barlett, candidates for Mayor, and Charlie Roberts, candidate for City Council, Place 1

The ordinance Council passed prohibits new auto businesses in the city's declining corridors, which will limit the ability to get a grocery store or restaurants in these areas

Creator of MakeHaltomCityThriveAgain.com and author of a book on urban renewal urges city to act on concept plan to fix the city's aging corridors

City is focused on building and developing large new buildings which cost more and put more pressure on infrastructure

HUBA seeks candidates who recognize the need for urgent action in inner-city areas and understand the key role that small businesses play

Four new projects are underway six months after Form Based Code adopted for Mansfield's historic downtown district