Rural Resurrection

Accepting Ideas for Posts

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 »

Memorial Day: Welcome Home Soldier Memorial

Each year, we take a day to honor and mourn the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Memorial Day is observed on the… Read more »

Housing: Links to Stories

The month of May is Affordable Housing Month. Rural Resurrection continues to look at ways to help communities to provide safe, decent, affordable housing. Provided below is a list of… Read more »

Knoxville Veterans District Provides Workforce Housing

The month of May is Affordable Housing Month. Rural Resurrection continues to look at ways to help communities to provide safe, decent, affordable housing. Across the rural Midwest, communities are… Read more »

Help Keep Rural Resurrection Going

The content on Rural Resurrection is provided free, but it does cost a bit to keep this blog going. From the server space to the domain and other blog-related services,… Read more »

Pawnee City Didn’t Wait for Housing to Happen

The month of May is Affordable Housing Month. Rural Resurrection continues to look at ways to help communities to provide safe, decent, affordable housing. Across rural America, housing storages are… Read more »

Affordable Housing Month 2026

The month of May is Affordable Housing Month. Rural Resurrection continues to look at ways to help communities provide safe, decent, affordable housing. Whereas rural America used to have an… Read more »

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 »

Destination Town: Augusta, Missouri

Midway through my summer road trip last summer, my truck broke down and I was stranded in Washington, Missouri, for a couple of days. With the loss of that time,… Read more »

BRIC is Back

After months of legal battles and political debate, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has brought back the BRIC program. A total of $1 billion is available through the Building Resilient… Read more »