More Than a Country Store: Essential Retail as Community Infrastructure

Cody, Nebraska, aerial image from Google Maps, showing location of Circle C Market on US 20 and the Cowboy Trail.

We’ve all been there. You get home late and open the fridge to start making dinner and find somebody finished the milk and didn’t put it on the list. Or the eggs. Or something you could run down pick up at the corner grocery in the city. But you don’t live in the city. You’re […]

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The Best of the New? Or the Worst of Both Worlds? A Walk in a Hybrid Power Center

New Urbanism and neotraditional planning offers to bring the best of traditional town planning to new development.  I generally like the idea, in large part because the “new” that I’ve lived out in the suburban sprawl hasn’t stood up well.  Yet living in smaller communities that haven’t tried the idea, I can’t say how well […]

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