I sometimes hear people say they like the feeling of living in a small town – where people know one another and are involved in each other’s lives. My experience is that these connections happen much more broadly. Here are some examples.
Sustainability means using resources in a way that future generations can also have the resources they need. Our understanding of how to achieve this vision changes and new information becomes available. These are some of the ideas I think are most important now.
Texas is one of the states that has a distinct personality. Sometimes this is good, sometimes it’s bad, but it’s always interesting!
Strategic Community Solutions projects are moving forward! This page shares the latest updates on meetings, direction and decisions.
Many decisions today have long-lasting and widespread consequences. What do they mean for the future we are shaping today? Here are some possibilities.
I’m fascinated by the interaction between people and the places where they live and work. These articles share insights into change that goes both ways.
In 2017, Karen Walz was recognized by the American Planning Association, Texas Chapter, as a “Texas Planning Legend”. As the first Baby Boomer to be recognized, she has some stories to tell! Here are her tales.
One of the reasons I love traveling is because of the things I learn when I visit new places. The articles below share some of those discoveries and insights.
