Washington, D.C. - The Washington Post recently confirmed what Sagebrush Cellular CEO and Rural Wireless Association President Mike Kilgore knows all too well – the company’s service area in Northeast Montana is exceedingly remote. The article notes that “[o]f all towns with more than 1,000 residents, Glasgow, home to 3,363 people in the rolling prairie of northeastern Montana, is farthest — about 4.5 hours in any direction — from any metropolitan area.” Nearby Scobey and Wolf Point – also in Sagebrush’s service area – round out the top three “hardest to reach” small towns in the nation.

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Nemont will give $10,000 worth of scholarships in 2018. Apply Today!

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Nemont announced that it is launching Gigabit Broadband services in Williston, North Dakota. Nemont’s fiber network is now capable of delivering affordable broadband speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) to both businesses and residents who are served by Nemont fiber

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Nemont Offering $10,000 in Scholarships. Apply Today!

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Nemont continues to evolve and in 2015 invested $18M in its wireline and wireless systems. Upgrades included deploying a 4G LTE network in portions of the service area and a fiber build out in Hinsdale.

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Nemont announced that it is launching Gigabit Broadband services in Williston, North Dakota. Nemont’s fiber network is now capable of delivering affordable broadband speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) to both businesses and residents who are served by Nemont fiber

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Nemont announced that it is launching Montana’s first Gigabit community in Scobey Montana. Nemont’s fiber network will be capable of delivering broadband speeds of up to 1 Gigabit per second (Gbps) to both businesses and residents who are served by a fiber connection.

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We have received a report of Nemont Customers receiving a pop up virus alert on their computer. This pop up message is a virus and an attempt to fraudulently gain access to your personal information.

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Nemont announced that they have opened a new temporary retail office in Poplar, located on the backside of the James E. Shanley Library next to the Fort Peck Community College.

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We have received reports of individuals contacting customers via telephone claiming that the customers computer is infected with a virus.

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