Growing up in Auburn, Alabama, crime never paralyzed me. It was rarely more than intoxicated college students and the occasional shoplifting. But every crime carries widespread costs. I witnessed this firsthand when Tuskegee, a small rural town 20 miles southwest of Auburn, got a Walmart. Despite the exciting news and needed business, soon after the […]
Growing up in Auburn, Alabama, crime never paralyzed me. It was rarely more than intoxicated college students and the occasional shoplifting. But every crime carries widespread costs. I witnessed this firsthand when Tuskegee, a small rural town 20 miles southwest of Auburn, got a Walmart. Despite the exciting news and needed business, soon after the […]
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