Hardy Telecommunications won two national awards May 2 when its newsletter and website were honored at a conference in Las Vegas. It was the fifth […]

HardyNet has helped to greatly boost Internet speeds at Hardy County schools, expanding learning opportunities for students. HardyNet participated in a recently completed project to

East Hardy High Senior Jesse Cook has been awarded a $2,500 college scholarship from Hardy Telecommunications and the Foundation for Rural Service. The FRS scholarship

Establishing security for your smartphone is now as important as protecting your personal computer, Hardy Telecommunications Youth Advisory Board learned April 25. Hardy Marketing/Human Resource

Hardy Telecommunications is sending two local high school juniors on a four-day expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. Hardy Marketing/Human Resource Director Derek Barr said East

Hardy Telecommunications was honored as “Business of the Year” by the Hardy County Chamber of Commerce at the group’s Annual Meeting February 2 in Moorefield.

The Internet can deliver a webpage from anywhere in the world to your computer within seconds, but that technology also means a computer virus can

Hardy Telecommunication’s Youth Advisory Board took an in-depth tour of Hardy’s Lost River headquarters during a meeting on December 22, and the group also discussed

Hardy Telecommunications is offering local students the opportunity of a lifetime by sponsoring a free trip to our nation’s capital. One junior each from Moorefield

Three directors were re-elected to new three-year terms at Hardy Telecommunications’  Annual Meeting of Members on October 1. Those directors re-elected were Gerald W. Smith