“It’s a very unique space,” declares David Bevans, the Executive Director of the Columbus Georgia Convention & Trade Center. “Architecturally, there’s nothing close to the experience that people get in…
Wentzville, Missouri was founded in 1855, and was named after Erasmus Livingston Wentz, a railroad engineer for the St Louis, Kansas City and North Missouri Railroad. The city is located…
In 1701, the English explorer, John Lawson, called the area which was to become Durham, North Carolina, “the flower of the Carolinas.” Originally inhabited by the Eno and Occoneechi Tribes,…
Prosperity through progress Ingersoll is a town of approximately 12,200 in Oxford County on the Thames River in southwestern Ontario, Canada. The area was first settled by Thomas Ingersoll, who…
Unique in the sunshine state The Town of Davie is located in Broward County, Florida, approximately five miles from the Atlantic Ocean, five miles from the Everglades Conservation area, and…
Small in size – big in service Columbia, South Carolina is city rich in history. In May 1540, a Spanish expedition led by Hernando de Soto traversed what is now…
Proud past, bright future Belton, Missouri, a city of approximately 23,000, is part of the greater Kansas City metropolitan area. The land on which Belton was incorporated in 1872 was…
An oasis in the cornfields “An oasis in the cornfields.” That’s how a friend of Libby Tyler’s, the Community Development Director/City Planner of Urbana, Illinois once described this city of…
At the center of excitement, culture, and history When Muhammad Ali died, recently, one of the photographs of him that was reprinted in newspapers around the globe was that of…
The biggest and the best They say that everything is bigger and better in Texas. That’s because it’s in the Texas spirit to strive to be the biggest and the…
Geared for growth Although Goodyear, Arizona thinks of itself as a young city, its roots actually go back a hundred years. Goodyear was established in 1917, with the purchase of…
The steel city rebounds “Steel City” – that’s Gary, Indiana’s enduring nickname. That’s because Gary is a city whose fate and fortune has always been tied to steel. Indeed, this…
Best on the bay “We feel like a small town in a lot of ways,” says Union City Digital Marketing Manager, Finney Burch. “People know each other, but we’re also…
Still the crowd favorite In 2005, when Hurricane Katrina slammed up against the Gulf Coast of the Southern United States, it did a great deal of damage all the way…
Ahead of the curve First opened in 1972, The International Centre (TIC) is one of the only privately owned, multi-purpose trade and consumer show conference facilities in Canada. With more…