The unemployment crisis continues to cripple American growth across the country, but there are some bright spots scattered across the nation.
2010-03-23
We've highlighted the cities shining through the darkness of the recession, where you might even want to move.
These 20 cities are doing great >
College Station-Bryan, Texas: 6.4% unemployment
Burlington-South Burlington, Vermont: 6.4% Unemployment
Houma-Bayou Cane-Thibodaux, Louisiana: 6.3% unemployment
Lubbock, Texas: 6.2% unemployment
Midland, Texas: 6.2% unemployment
Manhattan, Kansas: 6.1% unemployment
Honolulu, Hawaii: 6% unemployment
Billings, Montana: 6% unemployment
Omaha-Council Bluffs, Nebraska: 6% unemployment
Amarillo, Texas: 6% unemployment
Lawton, Oklahoma: 5.9% unemployment
Lawrence, Kansas: 5.8% unemployment
Rapid City, South Dakota: 5.6% unemployment
Sioux Falls, South Dakota: 5.5% unemployment
Ames, Iowa: 5.3% unemployment
Logan, Utah: 5.3% unemployment
Grand Forks, North Dakota: 5.2% unemployment
Iowa City, Iowa: 5.1% unemployment
Lincoln, Nebraska: 5% unemployment
Bismark, North Dakota: 4.9% unemployment
Fargo, North Dakota: 4.8% unemployment
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