HTC REEL Kids: A Year to Remember
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! School is back in session! A new year, full of great opportunities. That’s the sentiment for the HTC Marketing team. A new […]
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HTC Retail Locations Closed Thursday, August 8, Due to Tropical Storm Debby
August 7, 2024, Conway, S.C.- With the safety of HTC employees, members, and the community in mind, all retail branch locations will be closed Thursday, August 8, because of weather […]
HTC Ready to Respond to Tropical Storm Debby Impacts
With Weather Threat, All HTC Retail Locations Will Be Closed Wednesday, August 7
HTC Ready to Respond to Impacts from Hurricane Debby
Your Local Cooperative Is Committed To Keeping Families Connected During And After Storm
Stay Aware (And Alert) Online
Online scams are becoming more frequent and at the same time are becoming harder to identify. They come in many different forms, including everything from phishing emails to false invoices.
HTC Partners with Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) to Provide Youth Tour Experience for Local Student
Academy for the Arts, Science and Technology Student Hayes Calhoun Joins Students From Around the United States.
How do you BeneFIT at HTC?
People often wonder what it is like to work at HTC, so we are highlighting why there is so much more to being employed at HTC than what meets the […]
Family Justice Center Receives Donation from HTC Employees to Assist with Center Mission
July 26, 2024, Conway, S.C., – HTC, the area’s largest fiber internet provider, announced that the Cooperative’s employees donated $1,500
Universal Service Fund – How It Could Change and the Effects on Cooperatives
In your Cooperative’s quest to better educate members about the Universal Service Fund (USF), this blog will focus on how the fund is being utilized, how it could be changing […]
Wi-Fi and Window Shopping: Boosting the Connection at Your Local Branch
Think back to the days of taking photos with your friends and waiting (not so patiently) for the photos to be developed – only to find half of them blurry […]
