Featured Stories
Cellular Data vs. Wi-Fi: What’s the Best Way to Connect?
When accessing the internet with a mobile device like a phone or tablet, you can connect using cellular data or Wi-Fi. In almost all cases, Wi-Fi is the better choice. Read more to learn why!
Regular, Unleaded, or Diesel? All That and a Bag of Chips!
T&C has been a fixture in Dell Rapids since 1976. The service station/convenience store offers everything from hot dogs and cold beer to a friendly ear and community support.
Custer Camp Resort is Straight Out of the Stone Age
Custer campground sits on a prehistoric site once populated by cavemen and dinosaurs. Today, you’ll find everything from traditional RV and tent sites to teepees and treehouses.
The History of Cable TV: Part II
From its origins in 1948, cable television has overcome many obstacles: tall mountains, government regulations, and fierce competition. By focusing on quality programming and embracing new technology, the industry has overcome considerable adversity and gone on the change everyday life for millions of Americans.
Life on the Ranch for this Hometown Hero Means Lots of Dough
When Hartford resident Adam DeJong got a job delivering pizzas in high school, he had no idea he would one day own the restaurant. After serving in the Army National Guard, Adam thought about teaching or coaching … but realized his true passion involved pepperoni.
Why your speed test might receive a low score
Speed tests are a popular option for measuring how fast data moves across your network. It’s important to understand the different factors that can impact your test results … and steps you can take to boost your score.
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