Would you like a PS4 for the holidays?  Tell us how your broadband speed stacks up and enter to win a Playstation 4 gaming system from Hood Canal Communications.  Enter for your chance to win the Holiday Magic PS4 giveaway at hcc.net/contests.  But hurry the contest ends December 14.

Are you looking for an affordable way to promote your business?  For just $40 per month your ad can reach approximately 3500 households and businesses across Mason County.  In addition to advertising and announcements the local channel features local news and weather with audio from 94.5 Roxy.  Let the HCC Local Channel help grow your business.  Learn more at hcc.net.

Paramount Network is coming to HCC cable, on channel 40 and 140 HD, on January 18, 2018!  Spike TV is being rebranded as Paramount Network, a premium entertainment destination that pushes the limits of story-telling with bold original scripted and non-scripted series.   Learn more at paramountnetwork.com.

Congratulations are in order for our December Employee of the Month Aaron Buechel!  Learn why he’s being recognized by his peers; and which three employees are celebrating December HCC-iversaries at hcc.net/blog.

On Friday, December 22, our Shelton office will be closed at 11:30 am and our Union office will be closed at noon so that our staff may enjoy a holiday potluck together.  Both of our offices will be closed on Monday, December 25, in celebration of Christmas.  Both of our offices will be closed on Monday, January 1, in celebration of New Years Day.  Happy holidays from Hood Canal Communications!

If some of the hottest tech gear is headed to your home this holiday season don’t forget to upgrade your internet speed!  One 4K TV program or gaming system alone requires download speeds of up to 25 megabits per second.  That doesn’t take in to consideration all those tablets, smart phones, and other devices using your wifi.  Now is a great time to reevaluate your household’s broadband needs.  Learn more at hcc.net/blog,

Gigfoot is coming to Upper Lake Cushman!  Thanks to a $2.3 million Community Connect grant from the USDA Rural Utilities Service fiber is coming to the area.  The project includes a 15% matching contribution from HCC and will bring Internet with speeds up to 1,000 megabits per second, cable TV, and phone service to the area.  While engineering and design work will begin over the winter, field work may begin in the spring.