Hardy Telecommunications will send two local students on a trip to our nation’s capital, giving them the chance to see our country’s historic sites and […]

The Hardy Telecommunications Youth Advisory Board learned at a meeting December 22 that even a few seconds of texting while driving can result in a

Two directors were re-elected to new three-year terms at Hardy Telecommunications’  Annual Meeting of Members on October 7. Those directors re-elected were Loring E. Barr,

Hardy Telecommunications welcomed a new Youth Advisory Board for 2011-12 when six local high school students met October 10 at the company’s Lost River office.

Hardy Telecommunications has named two contractors for the construction of a fiber-optic network ring that will connect vital institutions throughout Hardy County. The company also

Marketing executives from telecommunications companies all over the United States enjoyed the beauty of Hardy County recently when they were hosted by Hardy Telecommunications. The

The federal government is proposing new rules that could severely limit the availability of high-speed broadband Internet service in rural areas such as Hardy County.

East Hardy High graduate Jesse Cook received a head start on paying for college when he was presented a $2,500 scholarship from Hardy Telecommunications and

The Hardy Telecommunications Nominations Committee has proposed two candidates for election to the Board of Directors. The nominees are both currently serving directors who would

Two Hardy County high school seniors met West Virginia’s two U.S. senators and lobbied for rural telecommunications issues during a recent trip to Washington, D.C.