Residents urged to take broadband survey
WINSTON COUNTY - Local and state leaders are urging all residents to take an internet speed survey so leaders can see exactly where broadband internet is needed.
ADECA
State asking residents and businesses to take internet speed survey
WINSTON COUNTY - The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs is requesting information on broadband internet access and speed from Alabama residents and businesses.
Faster internet coming to Smith Lake
Discussing the new project at the entrance to Sipsey Pines subdivision, from left, Suzie Barber, subdivision resident; Jay Weekley, co-founder of Cyber Broadband; Jay Fuller, co-founder/CEO of Cyber Broadband; Don Aaron, technician; Drew Whiteside, loan officer with Traders and Farmers Bank; Jeremy Bartlett, technician and State Senator Garlan Gudger.
ARLEY - A $535,000 project providing high speed internet service to 200 residents in the Sipsey Pines subdivision at Smith Lake is receiving a major boost from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs.
Six-figure ADECA grant approved to bring broadband to Sipsey Pines
ARLEY - State Rep. Tim Wadsworth announced on his Facebook page Friday, Dec. 13, that the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs has approved a grant...
Arley seeking $350,000 grant
This is one of the three water tanks needing upgrades. It is just north of Arley on Firetower Road. The other two are located at Houston and Nesmith.
ARLEY - The Town of Arley is applying for a $350,000 Community Development Block Grant through Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs with help from the North Alabama Council of Local Governments. The majority of the grant will be used to clean and paint the area’s three water tanks. One tank is located in Houston, one at Nesmith and the other on County Road 52, or Firetower Road, just north of Arley.