As they came out of an agriculturally based economy into an industrial base, they really saw substantial increases in per capita income. For years, we've had the only chemical industry cluster in the state with Champion, Solutia, Air Products, Reichhold. That cluster has kept us at a fairly high per capita income. Then inside the cluster you have machine shops, engineering firms, different organizations to support that cluster, and they're all pretty high per capita income also.
Progress is relative.
But one problem we have suffered from lately that perhaps they haven't is a leadership vacuum. You've had a lot of corporate headquarters and CEOs leave town. Most of the local banks are gone. So, we've lost a lot, and that leadership vacuum has been, to a certain extent, filled by no-growthers. The leadership of the community has moved in that direction.