The US is no longer the only great nation in town.
The First Congressional District is the West writ large -- encompassing the Grand Canyon, numerous mining communities, the Navajo and other Indian nations and towns like Flagstaff, Prescott and Casa Grande.
And while Micanopy surely has one of the highest number of antique shops per capita in the nation, the town is sufficiently rust streaked and mold spangled that the place somehow pulls off the feat of not seeming twee.
But that was before Paramus became the mall magnet of the nation, a town that now has four indoor shopping complexes and a procession of big-box chains that line its two main arteries, Routes 4 and 17.
WITH homes in short supply and area home prices increasing at a rate that leads the nation, the Town of Huntington is looking for ways to ease its deepening housing crisis.
Milton-Freewater, one of a growing number of the nation's towns and cities to embrace a strategic staple of corporate America, is reinventing itself completely and branding itself like a product.
Noting that trade ministers from more than 20 nations were in town, Mr. Kirk said: "It's a great opportunity to touch base with a number of them bilaterally.
Of the many locations Japan considered for the annual summit meeting of the world's leading industrialized nations, this resort town in the country's southernmost island, Okinawa, seemed a most dubious choice.
Kirkcaldy is also known as the birthplace of social philosopher and economist Adam Smith, who wrote his magnum opus The Wealth of Nations in the town.
The tourist trade burgeoned anew -- so much so that today Cape May is the nation's only town whose entire downtown is a national historic district.
Sammons positioned Buford as "the nation's smallest town," a claim advertised on three consecutive highway billboards.
