Stephanie Chisholm

As the 2022 holiday season approaches, it is time to start thinking about hosting your family and friends for a Thanksgiving feast. With supply chains still struggling from COVID-19 and higher prices on groceries, Thanksgiving 2022 will be more challenging to host than in previous years. Thankfully, technological innovations are available to make preparing and […]

Since 2020, 100,000 rural Mississippi residents have subscribed to and received reliable high-speed internet from 17 wholly-owned subsidiaries of electric cooperatives across the state. In addition to surpassing the 100,000-subscriber milestone, the 17 electric cooperative subsidiaries have collectively built nearly 25,000 miles of fiber-optic cable and invested more than $760 million in high-speed internet infrastructure.

George County School District resource officers have needed gear and equipment after receiving a $2,500 Singing River Electric Neighbors Helping Neighbors Community Grant. Singing River Connect is a fiber affiliate for Singing River Electric Cooperative. Funds from the grant purchased laptop computers, reflective vests, handcuffs, firearm holsters, and other items for the three newly hired

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With autumn upon us and the weather feeling cool and crisp, you can almost smell the changing of the seasons in the air. And you can feel Halloween creeping up on you, too! Getting the house and front yard ready for Halloween has become a tradition many families enjoy. But did you know that today’s

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a nationally-recognized time to reflect on some of the less pleasant elements of today’s cyber-driven world—and how to protect your devices, network, online accounts, assets, and privacy. We do more than deliver fast, reliable fiber internet to your home. Every day, our technicians and security specialists work tirelessly to provide

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1. Scammers PRETEND to be from an organization you know. Scammers often pretend to be contacting you on behalf of the government. They might use a real name, like the Social Security Administration, the IRS, or Medicare, or make up a name that sounds official. Some pretend to be from a business you know, like a utility company, a tech

Slow, interrupted, or choppy internet can be a frustrating experience. And if you and your family experience any of these when everyone is at home and streaming shows or movies, you know how it can ruin your evening. You may have experienced enough consistent problems to wonder if something is “wrong” with your internet. Here are

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