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A Michigan man who built his own fiber optic internet service provider rather than shell out money to Comcast is expanding his network with federal COVID relief aid.

Adams County Commissioners are moving forward with a multi-county broadband feasibility study.

Council members are expected to amend the ordinance related to the program at its meeting on Tuesday.

After years of work, Washtenaw County’s effort to expand broadband infrastructure is starting to pay off. WEMU’s Taylor Pinson provides details.

RUSHVILLE – Success in implementing Rush County Broadband Task Force’s Digital Inclusion Plan has taken several different forms. With help from the community (specifically a grant from the Rush County

Adams County commissioners received five bids for a multi-county broadband feasibility study last week, but one county set to participate opted to step back from the joint project, officials said.

With over $40 billion in funding hanging in the balance, accurate new maps are the key to achieving the goal of broadband Internet for all.

HICKORY — To help determine local internet service gaps, the Catawba County Broadband Task Force is asking all county residents and businesses to participate in the North Carolina Broadband Survey

Council must decide Monday whether to remove the ban on roll carts.

Adams County will partner with neighbors to bring more high-speed internet to the area.