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"It is coming. It’s just a matter of when," said supervisor Ed Moren.

Crawford County commissioners are expected to ratify a contract to expand broadband service to 2,000 homes in the next three years. The county has committed $3 million of its American Rescue Plan Act funds to the project.

I’ll admit, I am a pen snob. Now don’t get me wrong, in a pinch, I’ll use a good old, simple ballpoint pen. We have them in ample supply in the office, but you know they get away from you, and they get lost very easily.

I’ll admit, I am a pen snob. Now don’t get me wrong, in a pinch, I’ll use a good old, simple ballpoint pen. We have them in ample supply in the office, but you know they get away from you, and they get lost very easily.

When you’re building your budget, every penny counts. So why waste any money when you don’t need to? ATM fees are just one place where needless costs can really…

The sixth one-day strike of the summer will see football fans and festival-goers make other travel plans.

Chief Executive OfficerAll Points Broadband   Jimmy is the Chief Executive Officer of All Points Broadband, a rural-facing Internet service provider in the mid-Atlantic ...

Construction of the network is expected in King William in the third quarter of 2022. Hudgins said it’s too early to tell which customers will receive broadband first.

"Such enterprises will benefit the citizens that have so enthusiastically advocated for service,” said Pam Carter, Augusta County supervisor.

All Points Broadband has received a grant award of $95.3 million through the Virginia Telecommunication Initiative program.