UPS driver wants to deliver business back to downtown Auburn - OA Now
Shop owners and restaurant proprietors in downtown Auburn have more in common than proximity to the AU campus and tough times brought on by the COVID-19 outbreak.
They have Tucker Boswell.
Boswell, 35, has been their UPS driver for about a year, pulling up in front of their places every day in that big, brown van to pick up or drop off packages. He chats them up about their kids, grandkids and how their businesses are faring.
“I like Tucker, he’s a really good guy,” said Michael Overstreet, who has managed Toomer’s Drugs for 20 years.
Shop owners and restaurant proprietors in downtown Auburn have more in common than proximity to the AU campus and tough times brought on by the COVID-19 outbreak.
They have Tucker Boswell.
Boswell, 35, has been their UPS driver for about a year, pulling up in front of their places every day in that big, brown van to pick up or drop off packages. He chats them up about their kids, grandkids and how their businesses are faring.
“I like Tucker, he’s a really good guy,” said Michael Overstreet, who has managed Toomer’s Drugs for 20 years.
