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Pennsylvania leaders say a billion dollars in new federal funds should help expand high-speed internet access to areas currently lacking it. But the owner of a local internet provider said

LEBANON, Pa. - Lebanon County is looking to get an upgrade on internet. Last week at a County Commissioners' meeting, a vote approved of an application with Upward Broadband in Paradise.

Plans to bring high-speed internet service to unserved and underserved county residents are on track and moving forward as planned, according to reports this week by Upward Broadband co-owner Tim Beiler. In speaking with the “News” Monday, Beiler said the project being overseen by the family-owned and operated Upward Broadband is a two-phase project that

Fulton County Commissioners met with Huntingdon County Commissioner Jeff Thomas and Tim Beiler of Upward Broadband to review a “Tower Ownership Agreement” at the regular meeting Tuesday, Nov. 29. The agreement is the final piece that will allow Upward Broadband, the contractor for the project, to move forward with building new towers for the Broadband

Lancaster County commissioners said Tuesday that they believe funding the rollout of high-speed internet access to underserved areas should fall on the private sector and local municipalities first. Only after

Upward Broadband Helps Bridge the Digital Divide in South Central Pennsylvania Share Article Upward Broadband uses growing Fixed Wireless Internet to quickly provide fast, reliable internet to the thousands of people in South Central Pennsylvania and other rural areas of Pennsylvania that don’t have access to a reliable broadband connection. “It’s very exciting to us to take what has been, unfortunately, a great disadvantage in rural communities, and actually give them the same opportunit...