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Broadband growth continues in Juniata River Valley

By by sierra bolger 2 min read

One-Stop Communications

is expanding its

broadband services and

deepening its investment

in Mifflin County's digital

infrastructure.

Last year they celebrated

alongside the residents

of the Juniata Terrace as

they brought high-speed

fiber to their borough.

But it didn't end there,

they expanded their fiber

through downtown Lewistown

and in the last year

and has recently begun extending

its network down

through Pine Street in

Lewistown.

Not only that but the

company is also enhancing

its fiber-optic network, upgrading

its rural wireless

technology, and introducing

new services to provide

residents and businesses

with more competitive and

reliable options.

The goal, according to

Mifflin County Wireless

President Cody Wian, is

to offer fast, reliable internet

at an affordable price,

backed by local support

that customers can count

on.

One-Stop's dedicated

business solutions team is

actively working with local

companies to improve

their internet and phone

services while often providing

significant monthly

savings.

It's a hands-on approach

that highlights the value

of working with a local

provider.

"Our fiber-to-the-home

and business projects are

steadily expanding across

central Mifflin County,"

said Wian.

One-Stop serves rural

residents by reinvesting

heavily in its wireless internet

service, upgrading

equipment on three of its

towers with new technology

this has allowed for the

rollout of ULTRA Internet.

"A service capable of delivering

faster upload and

download speeds to customers

outside the reach of

fiber. The new equipment

provides speeds and reliability

that surpass much

of the outdated coaxial

cable infrastructure still

common in many parts of

the county," said Miller.

"Thanks to our investment

in Tarana and Wave

next-generation fixed

wireless technology, we

are now delivering substantially

faster speeds

than ever before on our

wireless platform," Wian

noted. "With just a handful

of upgraded towers, we are

already offering 400 Mbps

and 800 Mbps service in

select areas, and we're continuing

to expand coverage

throughout the community."

With the merger of One

Stop and Mifflin County

Wireless nearly two years

ago, One-Stop is leveraging

its combined strengths

to bring more essential services

to the area.

But at the end of the day,

Wian emphasizes that the

company's core mission

remains centered on customer

service. As One-Stop

continues to invest in technology

and its community,

its focus remains firmly on

being a local connection

with resources and support

that Mifflin County

can trust.

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