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Event Templates
Do you use templates for marketing materials? Probably. What about for an automated email response? This is likely a template that you built quickly, and it goes out anytime you receive
All Fired Up
From tableware and serving bowls to portrait busts, bird baths, and garden beasts, Chapel Hill’s Community Clay Studio has offered an extensive variety of ceramics classes to residents
Granite: Revitalization projects spur use of material for longevity, durability
Cities across the country are finding new, vibrant ways to revitalize downtown areas. Often, plans include beautiful greenspaces and gathering spots to attract city dwellers and visitors.
Smooth Skating
In 2009, a group of local high school-aged skateboarding enthusiasts—frustrated by a lack of nearby skateboarding opportunities—lobbied their state delegate for funding to build a
Time Well Spent
“Nice move.” “Checkmate!” “Good game, man.” These are all common phrases one might hear at any chess match. For a few moments, as I study the board, I forget that this is no ordinary
Ready To Ride
Etched into the natural terrain of an 80-acre urban park is Denver Parks and Recreation’s (DPR) Ruby Hill Bike Park. Unveiled in July 2016, Ruby Hill, the largest public bike park, is a
Something To Smile About
Amazon.com has become a staple in online shopping. The company saw record-breaking sales in 2016, bringing in $43.7 billion in the fourth quarter alone. And now your park foundation or
Tell it Like it Is!
If you’ve read my columns in the past, you might remember me quoting a presenter I saw several years ago at a conference (unfortunately, I remember the statement but not the
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
When did it all change? When you read the words above by some of the great minds of their time and contrast that with the people we read about today, there is an absolute conflict in
Sharing Secrets
Many years ago, the girls’ basketball program was one of the most popular winter league activities that I oversaw in Wilmington, Del.