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Johnny Cash’s Restored Home May Boost Town’s Economy

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Johnny Cash’s Restored Home May Boost Town’s Economy

Updates to Johnny Cash's boyhood home and a new Great Depression themes museum may generate income for the sleepy town.


August 14, 2014

In Dyess, Ark., the 410 residents in this Arkansas Delta town is optimistic about an economic boost that may come from the newly renovated Johnny Cash Boyhood Home, The New York Times reports.

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