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Leaving the Keys in the Truck: Trust, Tension, and the Rural Bargain
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Leaving the Keys in the Truck: Trust, Tension, and the Rural Bargain
At the north end of Wallowa County, Oregon, there are 21 registered voters in the school district. Three kids in the school. The extension agent hasn’t been to my place in over 25 years. There are no weekly visits, no workshops or field days. We figure most decisions will be made without us. Still, we leave the keys in the truck—not because we’re trying to make a point, but because someone might need it. Or because if you stole a truck out here,…
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