If you look around North Tonawanda, you might see a new flag flying in some important spots. The City of North Tonawanda debuted its new official flag this week. It was designed by native freelance ...

Courtesy of the city of Vancouver The city of Vancouver, Washington, has officially adopted a new flag, replacing its first flag that flew for three decades. On Nov. 10, city council passed a ...

Overland Park is set to replace what flag experts had ranked as one of the worst city flags with a new design that evokes the city’s park identity. The old flag features a plain, white background with ...

The Southwest Washington city will hoist alternate new flag designs on Saturday morning at city hall and is expected to adopt a new flag in November. When Vancouver, Washington, adopted its first ...

A new City of Milwaukee task force met for the first time on Monday, July 14 to begin the selection of a new city flag. The task force is made up of eight members of the community and hopes to ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — For the first time in more than 30 years, the City of Vancouver officially raised their new flag at City Hall Friday afternoon. Community members Brooke Nugent and Nathan ...

Flag Selection Committee Vice Chair Hèctor Alejandro Varela-Betancourt (left) and Chair Rose Mendoza (center left) pose with the flag designed by Brooke Nugent (center right) and Nathan Hunter in ...

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Overland Park is set to adopt a new flag design featuring a green tree, symbolizing the city’s 83 parks and designation as a Tree City USA. The current flag of Overland Park is ...

Howard County raised its new flag for the first time at a special ceremony Monday morning outside the George Howard Building in Ellicott City. The county’s new emblem, chosen from among 200 ...

A new flag now flies over Howard County government buildings after a two-year redesign process. County officials raised the new flag on Monday. This comes after a commission solicited, received and ...

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