Opinion Opinion | Expanded broadband essential to small business community "Without broadband, without fast, reliable and affordable internet, a small business can’t compete, and a community can’t hope to attract new jobs." Rosemary ElebashMarch 31, 2021
State Over half of Alabamians now live in just eight counties Alabama's 20 smallest counties have all lost population since 2010, according to population estimates. Brandon MoseleyMarch 9, 2021
Legislature Senate passes Marsh’s broadband bill Senate Bill 215 would set up an authority that would have the power to issue contracts to companies to carry broadband. Brandon MoseleyMarch 4, 2021
Legislature House passes bill allowing smart cell technology The telecommunications bill will allow smart cell phone towers to be mounted on existing utility poles. Brandon MoseleyFebruary 12, 2021
Legislature State Sen. Del Marsh’s gambling bills clear Senate committee SB214 would create a state lottery and allow casino gambling including electronic slot machines at a limited number of sites. Brandon MoseleyFebruary 11, 2021
National National Grange praises Congress for broadband funding "Congress has recognized the plight of rural Americans and the digital divide that separates them from the rest of the country." Brandon MoseleyDecember 24, 2020
Infrastructure Broadband expansion coming to North Alabama The first customers could be online by early 2021. Josh MoonDecember 21, 2020
Infrastructure C Spire acquires Harbor Communications, plans broadband expansion in Baldwin County The Mississippi-based broadband company announced its third acquisition in Alabama. Josh MoonDecember 16, 2020
News Aderholt introduces broadband-focused EXPAND Act The COVID-19 pandemic has showcased the critical need for efficient and reliable rural broadband, Aderholt said. Brandon MoseleyNovember 25, 2020
Opinion Opinion | High-speed broadband emerges as critical quality of life issue in Alabama "The need for a comprehensive statewide plan to provide high-speed, fiber-fed broadband internet connectivity to every Alabamian has never been more evident." Hu MeenaNovember 9, 2020