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By Ken Ronnan | Published Tue, Feb 9 2010 5:01 pm
A waving George W. Bush billboard is greeting drivers along I-35 in Wyoming, Minn., but no one knows who paid to put it there. Next to the image of former President Bush reads the caption "Miss Me Yet?" Fox News called Mayor Sheldon Anderson of Wyoming to find out more on this mysterious message.
Update: Fox News reports Minneapolis-based Schubert & Hoey Outdoor Advertising said the billboard, which it owns, was rented out by a group of small business owners and individuals who felt that Washington was against them and thought it was a funny way to get their message out.
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