Hardy Telecommunications is sponsoring two local students for a free four-day trip to Washington, D.C., to tour our nation’s capital and learn about the rural telecommunications industry.

HardyNet has released a redesigned website at hardynet.com that optimizes itself depending on how a user accesses it: by personal computer, tablet or mobile phone.

Changes to HardyNet’s computer software repair policy are now in effect. Starting January 1, HardyNet’s computer software repair policy will include a free 30-minute diagnostic

Hardy Telecommunications will send two local students on a four-day trip to our nation’s capital, giving them the chance to see our country’s historic sites

An email that has been sent asking some HardyNet subscribers to verify their accounts is a scam. The email has been received by several HardyNet

Hardy Telecommunications has been awarded a $2,000 grant to support public and community outreach for East Hardy High School. Derek Barr, Hardy’s director of customer

Hardy OneNet has added new video to its Emergency Scanner channel number 911. The channel now features video along Main Street in Moorefield, looking north

Three directors were re-elected at Hardy Telecommunications’ annual meeting on October 2 at East Hardy High School. They will serve new three-year terms.   The

Hardy Telecommunications presented donations to teachers from Moorefield Intermediate and Moorefield Middle schools on September 4 to help with classroom projects and supplies as a

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