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Budget cuts are particularly threatening to Main Street communities and underserved communities in urban and suburban areas, as they help fund important community efforts that support small towns, historic buildings, and local businesses.

Tax credits, historic charm, and new demand are putting rural rehab projects back on the map. 

The end of the year is a perfect time to reflect on not only the public facing successes, but also the day-to-day efforts by our directors.

By Emily Kurash Casey, Director of Community Programs Here at Rethos we love sharing stories of people breathing new life into old...

Rethos: Places Reimagined has been awarded a Paul Bruhn Historic Revitalization Grant in the amount of $700,000 to fund its Minnesota...

Whoever coined the phrase ‘bigger is better’ has clearly never been exposed to E.J. Klepinger’s Artist on Main Street project, Shop...

Main Street Lincoln Park in Duluth, Minnesota, is one of six winners of the Main Street Forward Awards, which recognize communities that...

Morgan's Jewelers in downtown Winona has been in business since 1862.

It takes more than skill with scissors to run a barber shop, and Sergio Fuentes is just fine with that.