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Creating a Lasting Legacy

When Laking Harris left the Marine Corps after eight years and returned home to Texarkana, Texas, he felt a sense of emptiness. Having once signed a contract to fight and, if necessary, give his life for his country, he…

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Driven Forward

For years, Ben Reynolds dreamed of owning his own business. This summer, that dream became a reality when he launched Klaus Transports & Logistics, a Lufkin-based hot shot trucking company specializing in quick-haul…

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Fueling Start Up

At just 21, Amanuel Abraham is steering his future forward with Abraham Trucking LLC in Nolensville, Tennessee. After purchasing his first truck and trailer in May 2025, he has been busy hauling dirt, gravel, sand, and…

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A Year Later

A year after LeFlore Rural Water District #17 (RWD #17) shared its story of resilience and turnaround, the small southeast Oklahoma community is seeing its efforts come to fruition. Backed by nearly $3.3 million in funding,…

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Bringing Hope

The Broadband Team at Communities Unlimited (CU), alongside the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), spent July 8-10 in Bolivar and Coahoma counties in Mississippi and Phillips County, Arkansas, meeting with local leaders…

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Café Comeback

In downtown Prairie Grove in Washington County, Northwest Arkansas, Magnolia House is more than just a coffee shop. About 15 miles southwest of Fayetteville, it blends bistro, bakery, and music venue — a spot where locals…

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Carbon Chicken

On an 11-acre farm in the rural outskirts of Fayetteville, Jody Hardin and Richard Ims are tackling one of Northwest Arkansas’ biggest environmental challenges: surplus poultry litter in the Illinois River watershed.…

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A Roof Overhead, A Future Reclaimed

Linden, Texas, is a rural community of just over 1,800 people and the county seat of Cass County. There, two relatives received home repairs that did more than fix a roof — they restored a sense of stability, security, and…

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Building an Insurance Dream

In southern Oklahoma, Heather Yang is betting on something old-fashioned: personal connection. Yang, a veteran of the insurance industry for more than 20 years, launched the Heather Yang Agency in January 2024 in Ardmore,…

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But for founder Vickie Woodard, it’s about more than growing fruits and vegetables — it’s about growing connection, resilience, and shared purpose.

Legacy, Lettuce, and the Power of Place

In the rural town of England, Arkansas — located in Lonoke County, just southeast of Little Rock and northeast of Pine Bluff — a patch of once-abandoned land is blossoming into something far more powerful than rows of…

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Planting Possibility in Deep East Texas

Tucked in the southeastern corner of Deep East Texas, near the edge of Houston, one small library is digging into a big idea. Inspired by other branches in the Harris County Public Library system, Nyla Vela, branch manager…

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Digital Hustle

At just 20 years old, Siah Shaw is already running a growing online business while juggling full-time work as a Team Lead at T-Mobile and studying Cybersecurity Engineering at Colorado Technical University. Her company,…

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Broadband Progress Picks Up

When festivalgoers arrived in downtown Bentonia, Mississippi, for the annual Blues Festival in June, they found more than music and barbecue — they found free public Wi-Fi. The service, launched just in time for the event,…

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Creating a Lasting Legacy

When Laking Harris left the Marine Corps after eight years and returned home to Texarkana, Texas, he felt a sense of emptiness. Having once signed a contract to fight and, if necessary, give his life for his country, he…

Read More

Driven Forward

For years, Ben Reynolds dreamed of owning his own business. This summer, that dream became a reality when he launched Klaus Transports & Logistics, a Lufkin-based hot shot trucking company specializing in quick-haul…

Read More

Fueling Start Up

At just 21, Amanuel Abraham is steering his future forward with Abraham Trucking LLC in Nolensville, Tennessee. After purchasing his first truck and trailer in May 2025, he has been busy hauling dirt, gravel, sand, and…

Read More

A Year Later

A year after LeFlore Rural Water District #17 (RWD #17) shared its story of resilience and turnaround, the small southeast Oklahoma community is seeing its efforts come to fruition. Backed by nearly $3.3 million in funding,…

Read More

Bringing Hope

The Broadband Team at Communities Unlimited (CU), alongside the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), spent July 8-10 in Bolivar and Coahoma counties in Mississippi and Phillips County, Arkansas, meeting with local leaders…

Read More

Café Comeback

In downtown Prairie Grove in Washington County, Northwest Arkansas, Magnolia House is more than just a coffee shop. About 15 miles southwest of Fayetteville, it blends bistro, bakery, and music venue — a spot where locals…

Read More

Carbon Chicken

On an 11-acre farm in the rural outskirts of Fayetteville, Jody Hardin and Richard Ims are tackling one of Northwest Arkansas’ biggest environmental challenges: surplus poultry litter in the Illinois River watershed.…

Read More

A Roof Overhead, A Future Reclaimed

Linden, Texas, is a rural community of just over 1,800 people and the county seat of Cass County. There, two relatives received home repairs that did more than fix a roof — they restored a sense of stability, security, and…

Read More

Building an Insurance Dream

In southern Oklahoma, Heather Yang is betting on something old-fashioned: personal connection. Yang, a veteran of the insurance industry for more than 20 years, launched the Heather Yang Agency in January 2024 in Ardmore,…

Read More

But for founder Vickie Woodard, it’s about more than growing fruits and vegetables — it’s about growing connection, resilience, and shared purpose.

Legacy, Lettuce, and the Power of Place

In the rural town of England, Arkansas — located in Lonoke County, just southeast of Little Rock and northeast of Pine Bluff — a patch of once-abandoned land is blossoming into something far more powerful than rows of…

Read More

Planting Possibility in Deep East Texas

Tucked in the southeastern corner of Deep East Texas, near the edge of Houston, one small library is digging into a big idea. Inspired by other branches in the Harris County Public Library system, Nyla Vela, branch manager…

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