Amanda Parker

Singing River Connect is announcing its partnership with Jackson County to provide free Wi-Fi service at Lum Cumbest Park in Hurley. At East Central Civic Association’s Old Fashion Day event on Saturday, March 23, Singing River Connect representatives will visit with attendees to promote the park’s SmartTown Community Wi-Fi along with the speed and local […]

In the wake of COVID-19, more people than ever before want to work, learn, and access telehealth applications from home. Modern lifestyles require modern internet powered by a fiber network—and homebuyers know it. A study conducted by the Fiber Broadband Association showed that fiber-delivered internet access could increase a home’s value by up to 3.1%.

Today’s homes are brimming with devices that connect to the internet. Technology is everywhere in your home, from tablets to smart TVs to cell phones and smart speakers. If you use reliable high-speed fiber internet from SR Connect, you can confidently stay connected to the internet for all of your streaming and internet needs. But,

Some internet users experience a sluggish connection even with “high-speed internet.” So why do they find themselves frequently frustrated by slowdowns and freeze-ups? What about their devices—or internet plan—causes this underwhelming performance? And what, if anything, can people do to reduce or even eliminate these issues? The most likely culprits behind poor internet performance are

After holding an employee peanut butter drive in July and opening the drive to members, SR Connect’s parent company, Singing River Electric, donated nearly 100 jars of peanut butter to local food pantries including Our Daily Bread in Pascagoula, Love Thy Neighbor in Lucedale, and Turner-Duvall Retirement Village and Food Pantry in Leakesville. “This peanut