Unfortunately, efforts to get rural Alabama connected could be slowed by more red tape from Washington.
On Wednesday, Gov. Kay Ivey visited the Farmers Telecommunications Headquarters in Rainville to participate in a ceremonial groundbreaking for broadband projects in DeKalb and Jackson counties.
“That’s why this collaboration in Alabama convened by Congressman Aderholt is so important. It will lead to new jobs and businesses, improve access to health care, empower students with new information, help farmers and businesses break into new markets and build wealth in rural Alabama for generations to come.,”. USDA RD Director Gordon said.
On Thursday, the Alabama Legislature passed legislation to appropriate the American Rescue Plan Act funding. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey...
The Alabama House of Representatives passed the American Rescue Plan Act appropriation on Tuesday with broad bipartisan support on...
The House Ways and Means General Fund committee on Thursday gave a favorable report to legislation appropriating American Rescue Plan...
State Rep. Steve Clouse (R-Ozark) filed the appropriations bill that would authorize the state to spend hundreds of millions of dollars...
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) on Tuesday signed a proclamation calling the Alabama Legislature into a special session to handle the task...
The state of Alabama has over $580 million in American Rescue Act dollars to appropriate during this legislative session. Legislative...
C Spire announced its next step in developing a viable fiber-optic network in the state of Alabama. This week, C Spire officially...
By Brandon Moseley President Joe Biden (D) picked up a big win Friday with the passage in the U.S. House of Representatives of the...
By Erica Thomas “Connection error.” “Unable to connect to wireless network. “ “Disconnected.” In a digital world, some households...
By Brandon Moseley Congresswoman Terri Sewell (D-AL07) announced that schools and libraries in Alabama can apply now through October...