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Tenn. Governor Pushes Rural Development

Apr 03, 2008

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Gov. Phil Bredesen says large-scale projects like auto plants remain the top targets for economic development but that the state also needs to emphasize lower-tier projects that have a greater likelihood of relocating to Tennessee.

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