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By Bill Bishop
BioFuels and Energy | Racing For '08/Archive
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Main Street Economics
07/19/2008
Broadband and Tech | People to Know
07/08/2008
Ag and Trade | Main Street Economics
06/14/2008

Report finds that meth use in Appalachia is below national norms. But prescription drug abuse is higher, particularly in coal mining regions.
Whether you're for or against ethanol mandates splits political parties and rural communities.
The states with the most philanthropic assets are largely urban. Those with the least foundation giving are small and rural. The divide is growing larger.
Rural stocks still lead the Dow and S&P as Texas billionaire buys the company that owns the Grand Ole Opry and food companies rebound.
The rising prices of food and fuel — and stalled agricultural production — will leave more than a billion people without the food they need to live healthy, active lives.
Over forty years and through two publishers, the Neshoba (Mississippi) Democrat struggled to come to terms with the murders of three civil rights workers in 1964.
Democratic nominee Barack Obama made a special trip to Miami to meet with mayors and talk about the primacy of cities. And rural????
Don't think about categories like "white working class" when looking at the coming presidential campaigns. Keep your eye on geography.