SDN Blog
Driving across South Dakota from Brookings to Belle Fourche will put about 450 miles on your vehicle’s odometer. Make the trip 100 times and you'll get a strong appreciation for how far 45,000 miles is. Read More»
Residents and businesses in the growing community of Volga, S.D., are getting a new option for high-speed, high-quality telecommunications services, including internet, telephone, digital TV, and business networking. Read More»
Until now, telecommunications companies that serve rural South Dakota have had trouble documenting their beliefs that rural residents of the state generally enjoy better broadband services than their peers across the United States. Read More»
Rod Bowar has perhaps the most unique career path in South Dakota telecommunications. Rod has taken his entrepreneurial spirit and created numerous business divisions for Kennebec Telephone Company Inc. as the major owner of (KTCI). Read More»
NTCA - The Rural Broadband Association certified Midstate Communications' network, proving it’s a Gig-Capable Provider. And the company is proud to offer such a high-level of service to all of its customers. Read More»
On the surface, Jaguar Communications differs from many of the independent telecoms that serve the Upper Midwest, mostly for geographic and demographic reasons. Read More»
Today, Woodstock Communications provides about 1,200 access lines for telephone and internet services. Cable TV is available in some areas, but the company is exploring options to provide state-of-the-art, digital TV services in the future. Read More»
AcenTek is a fitting name for a company that takes pride in the modern communications products and services that it offers customers. “That’s really something we’ve been pushing as we move forward. We’re really a technology company. Yes, we provide telecommunications, but we’re a technology company.” Read More»
Minnesota has taken an aggressive grant approach in funding hard-to-reach rural areas for broadband connectivity, and it hasn’t been afraid to reach across state lines for providers to improve Internet access. Read More»
Colle Nash is a business leader with a unique vantage point. As the general manager of West River Cooperative Telephone Company and Grand Electric Cooperative, he's also one of the newest members of the SDN Communications’ nine-member Board of Managers. Read More»