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Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Feingold returns to Alabama

Russ Feingold returned to Greenville, Alabama where he visited earlier in the year and made observations about the areas depressing economic conditions. Feingold was invited by the Greenville's mayor to observe parts of the city he missed upon the first visit, including two South Korean auto parts plants and the $18 million Greenville High School. He also shared a round of golf with the mayor. Feingold wrote an article about his initial trip on Salon.com.

original story from the Montgomery Advertiser

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