The survival of communities in rural and
small-town Oklahoma, and the health of all Oklahoma, depend on it.
Experts say the phenomenon is due to a variety of factors that include easy access to guns and the copycat effect of disturbed suburban and
small-town teenagers emulating each other.
Jews have lived in
small-town New England since the colonial era, but during the last hundred years they have been especially active contributors to the region's cultural life.
But Sebastopol still has the
small-town magic that puts a spell on me.
As I struggled to keep down my lunch yesterday, I tried to call some
small-town Pennsylvanians to gauge their mood - resentful or rosy?
COTTAGE GROVE - City Manager Richard Meyers said his city's volunteer councilors and commissioners have long filed statements of economic interest with the state, but may still take issue with changes that pose challenges for
small-town officials.
Peppered cover to cover with engaging anecdotes of
small-town life a half-century ago, The Way We Were vividly brings memories alive, from fond remembrances of a sixteen-year-old friend who died tragically in an auto accident to the thrill of watching cowboy and Indian movies at matinee showings to the shocking day the fire house burned down and much more.
But
small-town residents saw it as an insult to rural America.
Beverly Pyle, R-Cedarville, after meeting with some State Police representatives, prosecutors and
small-town mayors, said she was trying to find a balance between giving out more legitimate speeding tickets and using tickets to deliberately boost the town's revenue.
There's a big difference between
small-town gay and big-town gay.