As it turns out, we just thought we understood how much we needed better broadband accessibility in Alabama. Rural farmers, hospitals, and schools have been telling us for years that the inequality of our broadband infrastructure created two cla ...
Cameras (AKA the Government) On Every Corner – A Crisco Sorta Slope
I remember the collective groan that went up from motorists when "red light cameras" became a thing. Suddenly, it didn't matter if the police were around to see you push your luck with a changing traffic light. Big Brother always would. The heightened a ...
Balancing Rights and Love of Neighbor
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has announced that our state is moving into an initial phase of economic recovery, known as "Safer at Home." It relaxes restrictions on many businesses while keeping others, like restaurants, heavily limited for now. The hope is ...
COVID-19 Restrictions Unfairly Choke Small Business
When Mark and Susan Anderson were required by a statewide mandate to close the doors of their Dothan clothing and outdoor gear store, Eagle Eye Outfitters, they felt like it was a necessary sacrifice for the good of public health. By limiting retail shopp ...