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Reliable broadband access can be difficult to come by in the middle of Tennessee, but Ben Lomand Connect (McMinnville, Tenn.) is making every effort to eradicate barriers to access.

The internet moves at a breakneck pace. Goods are constantly being purchased, pages updated, content released, videos streamed—and access to this online world requires a robust broadband connection.

Concern for robust, high-quality broadband networks is a defining characteristic of North Dakota—from the governor’s office to individual small towns across the state.

Creating and running an online gaming tournament with more than 2,500 participants is a great way to demonstrate the strength of your high-speed broadband network, and on October 20, 2018, Paul Bunyan Communications (Bemidji, Minn.) will do exactly that—for the third time.

When you arrive in the small town of Pelican Rapids, Minnesota, something really stands out. Surprisingly, it’s not the 15-foot pelican statue, nicknamed Pelican Pete. It’s the lightning fast broadband speeds – faster than you find in some major cities...

When Forbes Magazine takes notice, it matters. With affordable housing and gigabit internet provided by Bulloch Telephone, Statesboro, Ga. is the place to be. Bulloch County, home to Statesboro, covers 689 square miles and is home to over 75,000 residents...

One of the first telecom providers in Iowa to provide Internet speeds of 1 Gbps, Kalona Cooperative Technology Co. (KCTC; Kalona, Iowa) completed its fiber-to-the-home build in 2010 for its entire incumbent serving territory, delivering broadband services to rural farms...

The hallmark of a Smart Rural Community is collaboration. Oftentimes, it also includes hefty dose of ingenuity. GRM Networks serves 27,000 customers across a 4,500 square miles radius. It uses a variety of technology platforms to deliver broadband speeds up...

Nearly 70 years ago, a small group of citizens met in a church basement in Breckenridge, Missouri, to discuss bringing dial-tone phone service to their rural community. Seven decades later, a large part of that community is served by a...

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler visited McKee, Ky., on February 8 to highlight Peoples Rural Telephone Cooperative’s success in creating a high-speed, fiber optic network in one of the most rugged and economically depressed areas of the country.