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  • New Public Safety Phone System to be Hosted by Network Communications
    09/04/2011
    Network Communications is proud to work with the East Texas Council of Governments (ETCOG) to host a next-generation, 911-capable phone system that begins the framework of establishing seamless agency-to-agency public safety communications throughout East Texas and statewide.
  • State-of-the-Art, High-Speed Network installed at Longview Regional Medical Center
    02/15/2011
    Network Communications has completed the installation of a state-of-the-art, high-speed network for Longview Regional Medical Center that connects four of the hospital's citywide satellite locations with its main campus.
  • Network Communications to Build Advanced Fiber Optic Network for City of Kilgore
    12/14/2010
    Network Communications is set to commence work on an extensive fiber optic network for Kilgore that will bring high-speed Internet and phone services to the city's businesses.
  • Network Communications Sponsors Marshall's Wonderland of Lights Ceremony
    11/25/2010
    Network Communications helped Marshall experience the wonder of the holiday season by sponsoring the opening ceremony of the city's renowned Wonderland of Lights festival.
  • Cable Break Repaired
    05/26/2010
    With the help of some very talented people at Network Communications, the break in the fiber optic cable at Texas State Technical College Marshall has been temporarily repaired.
  • Chamber Means Business
    04/28/2010
    Have you noticed the influx of telephone trucks running around town and technicians climbing telephone poles installing new lines above our heads? Network Communications is installing fiber optics throughout Marshall.
  • The Fiber Optic Solution Has Arrived
    04/01/2010
    By the end of April, Network Communications will be serving its first customers with a new fiber optic network surrounding Marshall’s central business district.
  • Efforts aim to whisk city to higher-speed Internet
    03/21/2010
    Surprisingly some East Texans still use dial-up Internet through telephone lines. While bandwidth is better in the Longview city limits, residents in other areas are limited by the lack of broadband Internet capabilities.