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The internet has changed the way we define community. We still live in a community where we know our neighbors and friends through our churches, schools and various organizations. However, internet communities...

NCTC proudly congratulates the 6 outstanding area high school graduates who are recipients of the cooperative’s annual scholarships.

Congratulations! Halle Shrum, Macon County High School, is pictured with NCTC CEO Johnny McClanahan. Halle is the recipient of a $2,500 Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) scholarship, sponsored by NCTC. Halle is one of only 54 recipients across the country to be awarded an FRS scholarship out of 1400 applicants. Halle will attend Volunteer State […]

Congratulations to Katelyn Davenport from Smith County High School and Katherine Foster from Allen County Scottsville High School.

Mert's Gift Gallery and Southernglory Boutique brings the charm

At NCTC, our daily business is providing reliable service for our customers — but in the big picture, we’re also in the jobs business.

Enjoying media today – how are you watching TV?

As the April filing deadline approaches, the Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers to be alert to tax time phone scams where aggressive criminals pose as IRS agents in hopes of stealing money or personal information.

When I talk to state and local leaders, they say they’re pleased by what a broadband network can do in our homes, schools and businesses.

One thing that’s great about our business is how our network can have a positive impact on so many people. Broadband benefits everyone from children to seniors — even if they use it for different things.