Eggs, burgers, and $5,000: How small towns in the US are attracting big-city workers

Small towns in states like Indiana, Kentucky, and Mississippi are attracting workers with perks such as relocation grants and local amenities. Rising housing costs and the appeal of remote work are driving many, especially millennials, to consider moving away from major cities towards these rural and suburban areas. Small towns in states like Indiana, Kentucky, and Mississippi are attracting workers with perks such as relocation grants and local amenities. Rising housing costs and the appeal of remote work are driving many, especially millennials, to consider moving away from major cities towards these rural and suburban areas.  Economic Times