Honoring the Past, Building a Future
In my last blog, The Narrowing of Leadership, I wrote about how leadership can become confined within a single way of seeing, how a frame, once set, begins to limit what is noticed and what is allowed to be questioned. I suggest that Rocky Mount's City Council shows evidence of this tendency, and this needs … Continue reading Continuing the Discussion of Leadership: The Little Dutch Boy on the City Council
https://videopress.com/v/BdZhd5dP?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true THE BEST NEWS POSSIBLE - Rocky Mount Regains Main Street Program Accreditation Of all the great news this past week for Rocky Mount, NC, which included 140 boy and girl soccer teams at the Event Center with fantastic reviews and a grant of $450k for a new business launching a food distribution operation, ROCKY … Continue reading Fireworks Over Rocky Mount, NC: For Tanika Bryant And The Central City Revitalization Panel (CCRP)
"What is historic, and worth saving, varies with the beholder, but some definition is urgent. Simply put, “historic” means “old and worth the trouble.” It applies to a building that’s part of a community’s tangible past. And though it may surprise cynics, old buildings can offer opportunities for a community’s future. " - Julia Rocchi … Continue reading A Quick Visit With Stepheny To Henderson, NC: An Accredited Main Street Program
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