TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) – Audrey Klopper’s home and farm sit off the road and beyond a stand of trees, with few neighbors nearby. She says cellphones don’t work there, making her landline a lifeline to family, customers and emergency services.
Now, Klopper worries about what will happen when AT&T phases out the copper-based service she relies on. The phaseouts are scheduled to begin Nov. 15.
“It is really important for me to have the ability to communicate,” she said…