Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Austin Case

Earlier this week, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a dispute about whether the City of Austin violated First Amendment rights by regulating the location of digital billboards.  Reagan Advertising sued the city in 2017 after it was denied permits to digitize two off-premise signs. While a federal judge ruled against Reagan, an appeals court reversed the decision last year. .

Signage Issues Heat Up in Houston, Rhode Island, Arizona & New Jersey

Scenic America is stepping up to support affiliates and community activists facing billboard and signage battles from coast to coast by providing research, public comments, and other advocacy resources. 

Project Green Schools Honors Green Difference Award Winners 

Project Green Schools recognized schools and teachers with outstanding environmental education programs with its Green Difference Awards, sponsored by Scenic America and other like-minded institutions. 

Fleming Wins Book Award
Scenic America Chairman Emeritus Ronald Lee Fleming earned a 2021 Book Award from the New England Society in the City of New York for his latest book, The Adventures of a Narrative Gardener. 

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