US EditionRural N.C. funds for universal internet access are plentiful, but expertise and results differ by county.
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Rural N.C. funds for universal internet access are plentiful, but expertise and results differ by county.
Horner’s Rural Route By Bill Horner Rural Route is a Business North Carolina column authored by veteran journalist Bill Horner. He focuses on key issues in less populated parts of the state. When it comes to broadband, the line of demarcation between North Carolina’s haves and have-nots is nearly always a function of population density and geography. Money also helps, so let’s start there. Since former Gov. Roy Cooper allocated $10 million from …
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