Rural Virginia town goes high-tech, draws Obama

The southwest Virginia town of Lebanon got an economic boost when two high-tech companies moved in -- making it an attractive site for Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama to bring his messages of hope and change. Many in economically distressed rural southwest Virginia earn a living mining coal or farming. But Lebanon's success at attracting high-tech industry has landed it in the Democrats' campaign spotlight. The high-tech industries in Lebanon are attracting politicians for now, but the town is hoping those industries attract more investment by businesses in the future.