
Louisville, Kentucky —
Rising interest in local foods is helping offset some of the pain for Louisville tobacco farmers hurt by the decline in smoking.

Durham, North Carolina —
Food trucks are a thing in a lot of places, but they're really a thing in Durham.

Traverse City, Michigan —
Nestled in a bay along Michigan's northwest coast, Traverse City is one of those towns that's been making a name for itself as a great place to live for several years now. One reason is food.

Cleveland, Ohio —
Cleveland is a rust belt city on the rebound, and the restaurant scene is leading the renaissance.

Eugene, Oregon —
Restaurants are important to a local food industry, but they're just one part of the equation.

Portland, Maine —
There are nearly 600 restaurants in the city of 66,000 -- one of the highest ratios of any town in the country. Many of them specialize in fresh, local fare.

Richmond, Virginia —
Richmond's food scene specializes in two things close to its heart: the ocean and the South.


