Rural Resurrection

Adaptive Reuse: Links to Stories

Adaptive Reuse is a relatively popular category for the Rural Resurrection website. If done right, an adaptive reuse project can be a profitable venture for those involved. But if done… Read more »

Artist and Fare is a Former Shopko?

Shopko’s bankruptcy has been problematic for a number of small towns throughout the Midwest. Not only were towns reeling from the loss of sales tax base and retail options for… Read more »

Go on a Wijkwandeling in Your Community

As mentioned in my last post, this past September my family traveled to Norway to attend the wedding of my oldest child. He recently married a native of the Land… Read more »

Reflections on Norway

Back in 2018, my oldest son set out on a mission trip to Asia. My memories of that trip include driving to Idaho where his group returned, to help him… Read more »

Planning the Future: Links to Stories

In observance of National Planning Month Rural Resurrection publishes posts on planning-related topics. Each year National Planning Month is recognized to promote community planning. In recognition of National Planning Month,… Read more »

Why Plan? – To Be Committed

In observance of National Community Planning Month Rural Resurrection is publishing a series of posts on planning-related topics. Each year National Planning Month is recognized to promote community planning. A… Read more »

Happy Bjarni Herjolfsson Day

Celebrating the rightful discoverer of the Americas, Bjarni Herjolfsson.

Why Plan? – Better Decision-Making

In observance of National Community Planning Month, Rural Resurrection is publishing a series of posts on planning-related topics. Each year National Planning Month is recognized to promote community planning. A… Read more »

National Community Planning Month 2024

The month of October is National Community Planning Month. No, there are not 31 days of planning gifts to your favorite planner ranging from zoning maps to books written by… Read more »