In May, the Broadband Acceleration Grant offered $5 million to 10 predominantly rural communities with the greatest need for high-speed internet. Without state funding, many of these towns may continue to lag behind. [StartupStockPhotos/Pixabay]
By Gretchen Lenth Wichita Beacon In years past, the internet speeds at Lisa Hatcher’s home in Liberal, Kansas, were sporadic at best. When all four…
