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Retirements
![]() Two employees of Wabash will work their final days this month. Ron Stanford and Jeff Dennis will enter into their years of retirement. Ron Stanford worked as a Computer Repair Technician and retires after eleven of service. Jeff Dennis a Central Office Tech, retired after thirty-nine years of service. Wabash would like to wish each of them well in their retirement and we thank them for their many years of service to the customers and the company ![]() We have received notice from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) that the Federal Universal Service Charge decreased from the present 25% to 21.2%. The Federal Universal Service Charge program is designed to help keep local service rates affordable for all customers in all areas of the United States ![]() On December 4, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Bill Northey announced USDA has invested $12.8 million in high-speed broadband infrastructure that will create or improve e-Connectivity for more than 1,650 homes in rural Illinois. This is one of many funding announcements in the first round of USDA’s ReConnect Pilot Program investments. "The Broadband ReConnect Program exists to furnish loans and grants to provide funds for the costs of construction, improvement, or acquisition of facilities and equipment needed to provide broadband service in underserved areas in rural America,” says Barry Adair, Wabash Co-op CEO. “Our cooperative is very fortunate to have this opportunity to better serve our region with much needed broadband expansion into areas that have little to no access to broadband. This exciting opportunity will now help local residents, farmers and other small businesses grow and thrive with better connectivity." "We know that rural communities need robust, modern infrastructure to thrive, and that includes having access to broadband e-Connectivity," Northey said. "Broadband is no longer an amenity. It is essential for education, health care and public safety. I’m excited about the tremendous benefits broadband will have for farmers here in Illinois. USDA is committed to being a strong partner to rural communities in deploying this critical infrastructure, because we know when rural America thrives, all of America thrives." Wabash Telephone Cooperative, Inc. will use the loan-grant combination to deploy 298 miles of fiber-optic cable in underserved areas of Jefferson and Wayne counties in Illinois. This investment is anticipated to reach 1,684 households, 31 farms, 29 businesses, nine educational facilities, two critical community facilities and one health care center. Since 1952, Wabash Communications CO-OP has been providing telecommunication services to five counties in South Central Illinois and is locally owned by its members. For more information about the growing fiber network in our region, visit www.awesomefiber.com. Wabash Communications is an equal opportunity employer and provider. ![]() Pictured are Left: Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation (FPAC) Bill Northey. Center: Barry Adair CEO Wabash Communications. Right: USDA Rural Development State Director Douglas Wilson ![]() Channel JUCE TV will be renamed Positiv TV. This name change will not result in any change to the purpose and activities of providing inspirational, faith, and family-oriented content. They hope customers will enjoy their newest network. ![]() WABASH STREAMING TV:
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