US EditionLFT Fiber connected Ville Platte. Now it faces stiff competition.
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LFT Fiber connected Ville Platte. Now it faces stiff competition.
Five years ago, Ville Platte was deemed one of the five worst-connected cities in America. As recently as 2023, less than 50% of its residents had access to reliable, high speed internet. Today, most homes and businesses have several fiber providers to choose from, thanks to millions in federal grants that lured private and public companies alike to much of rural Louisiana, among them Lafayette’s city-owned LFT Fiber. The range of options is a …
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