Check out the newly published Liberty Missouri map on the CommunityLink Cloud. The street map was developed in conjunction with Liberty Chamber of Commerce and features area points of interest as well as advertising and locations of area businesses.

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Enjoy images of Oxford, Mississippi on the CommunityLink Cloud featuring videos from the area, an interactive map of the city and county as well as useful community links.

The CommunityLink street map and interactive map were created in conjunction with the Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce.

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There’s an “underground” organization in Temple with the sole mission of making their community a more beautiful place to live.

Keep Temple Beautiful (KTB), an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful and Keep Texas Beautiful, works tirelessly to ensure that Temple citizens can be proud of where they live. Often, their work takes place behind the scenes, as they coordinate with the city, the state, and community action groups to battle litter, educate on recycling and environmental impact, and create privately funded programs for beautifying our public spaces.

KTB challenges citizens to get involved. Their redesigned Keep Temple Beautiful website and Facebook page provide a link between residents and what the organization is doing. KTB’s programs are funded entirely by donations.
Find out more about what citizens are doing, and what you can do in Temple. Fresh off the press is the Interactive Temple Community Profile published by CommunityLink in cooperation with the Temple Chamber of Commerce.

Community Profile, Temple, Texas

It was recently listed in the top 20 cities in the U.S. for sportsmen in the current edition of Outdoor Life magazine, was recently ranked #2 for Field and Stream’s Best Fishing Towns in America and today it is primarily known as a retirement and resort destination. Big Creek Golf Course has consistently earned 5 star ratings in Golf Digest magazine and ranked in the top 10 places to play. It has also been rated the number 1 public course in Arkansas for four years in a row.

Wikipedia contributors. “Mountain Home, Arkansas.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 7 Apr. 2011. Web. 14 Apr. 2011.

Enjoy an interactive map experience by clicking on the map’s cover to the left. Published by CommunityLink in cooperation with the Mountain Home Area Chamber of Commerce.

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As community marketers we get to work with people from all over the country, and we’ve found that there are interesting people everywhere. The people you see every day on the bus, in the grocery store, and even in your own home are each unique in their own way and have unique experiences to share. More than anything else, it’s the combination of these distinct characters and their experiences that make a community special.

But sometimes you have to look hard and listen closely to find these great stories if you’re looking in from the outside. Occasionally, you’ll hear one from a stranger at a coffee shop when you’re passing through, but let’s face it, unless you spend all of your time there, you aren’t really going to hear many of the great stories that these communities have to tell.

That’s why we’ve created the CommunityLink CLOUD. Unlike a cloud in the sky looking down from high above or the puff from a Montecristo that can sometimes fog the view, Our CLOUD (CommunityLink Online Uber Directory) provides a ground level look at communities to give you a clear view of what they have to offer. We have thousands of resources relating to communities throughout the U.S. and we’ve taken all that data, including up-close stories in many cases, and put them together in an information cloud on the World Wide Web.

Included in the CommunityLink CLOUD are articles of interest, community publications in digital form, weather, demographics, photos, videos, current news, twitter feeds, relocation information, links to resourceful community websites, points of interest, maps, and other useful information. Not only does our CLOUD respond to your computer queries, but if you are on your mobile, you can still have the luxury of viewing the same information. And best of all, if your community isn’t in the CommunityLink Cloud yet, you – or anyone – can add a resourceful link and it will begin appearing.

Without further ado, we introduce to you the CommunityLink Cloud – Check it out!

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