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Richland County Seeks Sports Tourism Strategy: Could Youth Tournaments Become A New Economic Development Engine?
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Richland County Seeks Sports Tourism Strategy: Could Youth Tournaments Become A New Economic Development Engine?

Richland County, South Carolina, is taking a closer look at whether youth sports tournaments, recreational events … Richland County Seeks Sports Tourism Strategy: Could Youth Tournaments Become A New Economic Development Engine?Read more

by Emily Carter•October 16, 2026October 16, 2026
BECI transmission line Tests Richland Priorities
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BECI transmission line Tests Richland Priorities

How the BECI transmission line proposal affected Richland County residents, landowners, local boards, and civic planning through 2026.

by Emily Carter•October 10, 2026
Gwinnett Blight Tax Targets Unsafe Properties
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Gwinnett Blight Tax Targets Unsafe Properties

Gwinnett Blight Tax puts pressure on unsafe, abandoned properties while offering a three-year tax break after cleanup in county corridors.

by Emily Carter•September 23, 2026
How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City Economics
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How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City Economics

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has given New York and New Jersey one of the strongest … How New York And New Jersey’s $3.5 Billion World Cup Impact Could Change Host-City EconomicsRead more

by Emily Carter•September 1, 2026September 1, 2026
Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026
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Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026

Philadelphia is about to put one of the biggest assumptions surrounding major sporting events to a … Philadelphia’s Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefited From 2026Read more

by Emily Carter•August 27, 2026August 27, 2026
Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban Development
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Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban Development

Tampa Bay is approaching a pivotal decision over a proposed $2.3 billion Tampa Bay Rays ballpark, … Tampa Bay’s $2.3 Billion Rays Ballpark Deal Could Redefine Sports-Led Urban DevelopmentRead more

by Emily Carter•August 25, 2026August 25, 2026
Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star Game
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Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star Game

Philadelphia is about to conduct one of the most important tests of its 2026 sports strategy: … Philadelphia’s New Major-Events Study Could Reveal Who Really Benefits From The World Cup And MLB All-Star GameRead more

by Emily Carter•August 24, 2026August 24, 2026
ARPA Community Engagement Lessons for Counties
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ARPA Community Engagement Lessons for Counties

ARPA Community Engagement shaped how counties gathered priorities, documented decisions, and linked recovery funds to public trust.

by Emily Carter•August 20, 2026
San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports Capital
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San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports Capital

San Francisco’s position in the American sports-event economy is changing quickly. The Bay Area has secured … San Francisco’s Back-to-Back All-Star Games Could Turn The Bay Area Into America’s Next Sports CapitalRead more

by Emily Carter•August 20, 2026August 20, 2026
How FIFA’s World Cup Legacy Dispute Could Change Future Host-City Deals
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How FIFA’s World Cup Legacy Dispute Could Change Future Host-City Deals

The FIFA World Cup 2026 produced billions of dollars in economic activity across the United States, … How FIFA’s World Cup Legacy Dispute Could Change Future Host-City DealsRead more

by Emily Carter•August 12, 2026August 12, 2026

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