50 Best Small Southern Towns, 2nd Edition
Business manager Sweitzer and educational consultant Fields have  both given seminars on retirement and living in small towns. In  this useful guidebook for anyone planning to move South and live  in a small town here defined as any urban settlement with up to  25,000 inhabitants the authors picked 50 locations after  considering the following criteria: recreation, cultural  housing, employment, education, healthcare, spiritual life,  media resources, and location. The guide is arranged  alphabetically by state (Alabama, the Carolinas, Florida,  Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Virginia) and by  town within each state. Each entry includes a description of the  criteria and statistical charts that give details on the  climate, the cost of living, median incomes, taxes, and nearest  cities. Also included is a helpful appendix that indicates  college towns, the geographical setting of each town,  population, and more. Recommended for public libraries. George  M. Jenks, Bucknell Univ., Lewisburg, PACopyright 2001 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.