July 2010
Planning

James Krohe Jr. visits tourist towns that are learning to reposition themselves. With sidebars on second homes (Warren Miller) and upscale development (Sureva Towler).
Sidebar: Looking Ahead
Sidebar: Top-End Tourism
Churches are setting up shop where commerce once ruled. By Marc Hequet.
New stadiums may be a better-than-usual deal for cities. JoAnn Greco kicks around the concept.
GeoDesign integrates technologies — and allied professions, in Planning Practice. By Paul Zwick; sidebar by Ruth Knack.
Sidebar: Thought Leader
Regionalism is on the upswing in rural western Kansas, says Max Lu.
Jeff Soule discovers what other nations can teach us about sign control. Lora Lucero explains the U.S. law in a sidebar.
Sidebar: Digital Distress
Web Extra — Expanded Version
Two years after a devastating flood, Cedar Rapids is making a comeback. Jill Schultz reports.
Dutch and American planners discuss how to move forward in New Orleans. Meghan Stromberg is on the scene. A Sustaining Places story.
Seattle's highway lids, bike sharing.
Megachurch, billboards.
Statistics in the news — compiled by APA's Research Department. This month: tourism.
Reid Ewing argues for the value of peer review.
A role for states, defending CEQA.
Metro-style equity, GIS-based decisions.
News reports, blogs, videos, etc.
Pick yourself up, dust yourself off.
Cover: The river trail at Marabou — near Steamboat Springs, Colorado; photo by Larry Pierce, Marabou.