The fastest growing cities in the United States

Yahoo Finance ^ | 7/2/2009 | Les Christie

[Flycatcher]

But Goldfield is just a pile of firewood at best.

LOL! Can't argue with you. But try the Northern Saloon. It's a nicely renovated miner's shack. Just had a beer there three days ago. Hit the spot!

[weston]

Rush cut his teeth in the Sacramento radio market. On the outskirts of Sac is Rio Linda. In th 80’s, when this started, I was a letter carrier there. Every other house had junk cars in the yard and an old refrigerator on the porch. The general population at that time seemed like they were straight out of the deliverance movie. Rush used to make me laugh so hard with his Rio Linda jokes.

[farlander]

Mmmm how interesting. I have been looking to move...

[SeaHawkFan]

Plus it is not in the city of Dallas.

[dfwgator]

I suspect New Orleans has gone from Dark Chocolate to Brown Chocolate.

[sheana]

Maybe we got lucky and a bunch of the illegals here have gone home. ;)

[Nosterrex]

It is hypocritical for those in the blue states to leave in order to come to a red state. They ruined those states with their liberal/socialistic politics, now they want to move out to destroy another state.

[Vinnie]

Cary, N.C.

I moved here in 1984. The population was 34,000 .

Almost 100,000 increase in 25 yrs. Argh

[bert]

i wonder about Cary. When I lived in Raleigh, Cary was where we went to get some good cheap bar b que. When they vote. are they a red or a blue zone. My cousins retired and moved there from Maryland

[kalee]

Known to be liberal.
Cary is locally referred to as the Containment Area for Relocated Yankees.

[SeekAndFind]

It is hypocritical for those in the blue states to leave in order to come to a red state. They ruined those states with their liberal/socialistic politics, now they want to move out to destroy another state.

That, I am afraid is the trend. The Massachusetts exodus to New Hampshire or the California exodus to Colorado for instance has shown that this is inevitable.