A partnership between 360 Broadband and EPC was announced to deploy a new fiber-optic network in the rural North Texas town of Howe, Texas, aiming to bring high-speed connectivity to the community.
The plan envisions fiber infrastructure capable of supporting speeds up to 10 gigabits per second for both residents and local businesses.
Dustin Reid, 360 Broadband’s vice president of business development, described the initiative as an investment in customer experience and community growth, emphasizing the reliability and speed the network will offer to Howe’s households and enterprises.
EPC CEO Caleb Etheridge characterized the project as a straightforward infrastructure upgrade with long-term local benefits, noting that a dependable broadband network can strengthen the local economy and give Howe the tools to compete more effectively.
Howe’s Mayor Karla McDonald highlighted the importance of expanded broadband for telemedicine, remote work, and education, describing the project as a meaningful step toward bridging the digital divide in the rural community.
