Back in September of 2019, attendees of the RuralRISE Summit descended on an up-and-coming small city about a 45-minute drive south of Little Rock, Arkansas.
This article explains what broadband Internet infrastructure is available to rural communities looking to expand access to all residents.
If you were raised in the 1980s or earlier, chances are you grew up analog. But fast forward into the 21st century, and the Internet
Through the National Rural Broadband Plan White Paper, RuralRISE and RuralRISE Tech provide insight into broadband provision gaps, inform policy makers targeting these issues, and
Funding is coming to support better broadband connectivity. What can rural and remote communities do to maximize this much-needed investment?
