Changing the rural narrative
28 Nov 2021
News, Lake Region
Often, the stereotype of rural small towns is that they are “dying” or “shrinking.” People may think there aren’t jobs, things to do, people to meet or places to go.
Residents in small towns sometimes worry that young people will move away to more urban areas and that their rural towns will slowly fade away.
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