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A Big Hello From GOOD Dallas

Dallas, TX. It's the biggest little city that could—with the most amazing little-known facts, like having the largest arts district in the...

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Turning a Mason Jar into a Hyperlocal French Press

The average French press on store shelves in the United States ships from an overseas factory thousands of miles away. Two Oregon designers...

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GOOD Local: Coming Soon to Your City

Sign up to be notified when GOOD Local launches in your city

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Localizing Kickstarter: Mapping Mashup Helps Keep Cash Close to Home

ThingsWeStart brings geo logic to Kickstarter data with mapping and alerts for potential donors of nearby projects.

American Neo-Gothic: Meet the Newest Crop of Farmers

Young farmers are knee deep in local agriculture and despite the huge challenges of making a living farming, they're thrilled with their calling.

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Winner: Create a Local's Guide to Your City

Check out the winner of our competition to create a local's guide to your city.

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Project: Which Small Businesses Do You Love?

We are teaming up with Etsy to celebrate local business. Show us your favorite local products and the people who make them.

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Can Highway Farmers' Markets Beat Rest Stop Food? Can Highway Farmers Markets Beat Rest Stop Food

Along Massachusetts highways, local farmers offer an alternative to the Golden Arches.

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Project: Create a Local's Guide to Your City

Help out visitors to your city by creating a one-of-a-kind, locals-approved guide to what you think is worth seeing while they’re in town.

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Last Chance: Our United States of GOOD Beer Map Could Be Yours Today!

You only have until 10 p.m. EST tonight to claim your own limited edition United States of GOOD Beer poster and become the envy of everyone you know.

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Organizations are Awesome: On College Campuses, CoFed Replaces Fast Food with Good Food

Research shows that fast food can cause cognitive difficulties that result in lower test scores. So why are college campuses serving it? Enter CoFed.