Rural Resurrection

Book Review: “Arbitrary Lines”

Book Reviews are a relatively new category of post on Rural Resurrection. As the name suggests, Book Reviews takes a look at books that have a rural subject, or provides… Read more »

Grant Spotlight: State Farm Good Neighbor Citizenship®

A number of large corporations have philanthropic interests. You just have to know which ones offer grants that 1) your community qualifies for, and 2) supports a project that you’re… Read more »

ReLeaf-ing Cedar Rapids

September is National Preparedness Month. Each year National Preparedness Month is recognized to promote family and community disaster and emergency planning. Each year FEMA puts out a themed campaign during National Preparedness… Read more »

Accepting Ideas

Is there a subject affecting your rural community that you would like to know more information about? Have you read a post on Rural Resurrection, but would like to know… Read more »

Local Mitigation Planning Handbook

National Preparedness Month 2023

Ways to Follow Rural Resurrection

Do you like the posts provided on Rural Resurrection? Want to ensure you don’t miss the next one? There are a number of ways to follow Rural Resurrection. Provided below… Read more »

RAGBRAI 2023 Winners

Each year my team, the Buff Riders, and I joke that we are “winning” the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa. It’s a joke because it is a “bicycle… Read more »

10 Commandments of Community Branding – My Take

“10 Commandments to Community Branding – My Take” is the latest posting in the Branding for Communities series. Understanding the need for the development and implementation of a brand is… Read more »

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Each post on Rural Resurrection is tied to a specific category. These post categories are useful for those who want to learn more about a specific subject matter. In the… Read more »