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Jonesboro-based Ritter Communications, a private telecommunications and internet provider with 51,000 customers in Arkansas, Texas, Missouri and Tennessee, has promoted Chief Financial Officer Heath Simpson to CEO effective Jan. 31.

/PRNewswire/ -- Ritter Communications, the largest privately held telecommunications service provider serving exclusively the Mid-South, announces the...

Cougars captain Ben Knaggs confident in CYMS' chances against top club sides in the state. Read more about how Knaggs feels about starting the Community Cup.

Venture capital is an essential economic engine that drives entrepreneurship, the growth and development of new companies and job creation across the globe. Private equity investments in businesses have exploded in the post-pandemic economy -- though theyre down this year – and Arkansas businesses have been along for the ride.

Venture capital is an essential economic engine that drives entrepreneurship, the growth and development of new companies and job creation across the globe. Private equity investments in businesses have exploded in the post-pandemic economy -- though theyre down this year – and Arkansas businesses have been along for the ride.

Esposito succeeds Greg Sunderwood, who retired this month after 11 years with Ritter Communications.

Ritter Communications of Jonesboro invests $1.8 million to run high-speed fiber communications to neighborhoods in Walnut Ridge and Hoxie.

Press Release RightFiber considers themselves among the elite ranks of the fastest residential internet providers. Walnut Ridge, Ark. – Ritter Communications, the largest privately held telecommunications service provider serving exclusively the Mid-South, announces a $1.8 million investment bringing RightFiber services to neighborhoods in Walnut Ridge and Hoxie. RightFiber is among the elite ranks of the…

Centerton Mayor Bill Edwards said the services Ritter is offering “will ensure families have the access they need to learn and play.”