Federal policy shifts are threatening to delay and alter rural internet expansion in Louisiana, including Cajun Broadband's projects. A move towards "tech-neutrality" favors satellite internet, potentially replacing planned fiber-optic infrastructure. This raises concerns about long-term costs and reliability for underserved communities. Read the full article to understand how these changes could impact your internet access.

St. Mary Parish is seeing significant progress in broadband internet expansion, with projects set for completion in Sorrel and along Bayou Teche. Cajun Broadband is leading the effort, bringing much-needed high-speed internet to underserved areas. However, the future of a larger project in West St. Mary is uncertain due to ongoing federal funding reviews. The expansion is crucial for improving education, healthcare, and economic opportunities in the parish. Residents are encouraged to read the full article on St. Mary Now for more details and to engage in discussion.

A hold on GUMBO 2.0 governmental funding is impacting the expansion of the company's Fiber-to-the-Home internet network. Chris Disher from the company explained on KADN (News 15) that this hold could delay planned expansions, highlighting the importance of reliable internet for jobs and education. The company is working to minimize disruptions and encourages customers to watch the interview for more details. They remain committed to providing quality internet service and will provide updates as the situation evolves.

Louisiana's internet expansion faces uncertainty due to federal review. Cajun Broadband, vital to this effort, awaits funding to connect thousands more homes.

Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) has arrived in Maurice! Experience lightning-fast internet with unmatched reliability. Service is now available along portions of highways 343, 92, and 699. We're expanding coverage to areas east of Highway 167 by year's end.

St. Mary Parish, a historic Louisiana region, is poised for a digital upgrade. Cajun Broadband is expanding its fiber-optic network to bring high-speed internet to Glencoe, Irish Bend Rd., Alice B, Sorrel, and Cypremort Point.

New support pages are now available to help you troubleshoot your fiber internet connection. These pages provide step-by-step guidance for common issues like restarting your router and configuring Wi-Fi settings. Additionally, there's support for Wi-Fi network control apps to optimize your home Wi-Fi experience.

Cajun Broadband takes a look into the new areas awarded thanks ConnectLA's Gumbo 2.0 grants. Over the next four years, the company will be bringing high-speed fiber-optic internet to residents and businesses in Vermillion, St. Mary, and St. Martin parishes. This expansion will help bridge the digital divide and boost economic growth in these communities.

Cajun Broadband awarded $26.7 million GUMBO 2.0 grant to expand fiber network in Louisiana, bringing high-speed internet to 6,239 homes and businesses in underserved areas.

Iberia Parish broke ground on a new fiber broadband project to bring high-speed internet to businesses and homes. This will boost economic development, enable remote work, and improve education. Cajun Broadband is partnering with the parish to deliver this cutting-edge technology.

The Cajun Broadband is a proud sponsor of the New Iberia Sugar Cane Festival that is happening this weekend (September 27-29). Enjoy Cajun food, live music, carnival rides, and more. Sponsored by Cajun Broadband. Visit https://hisugar.org/ for details.

Attendees discussed the latest tech trends and explored the future of broadband.

Iberia Parish to get high-speed internet from Cajun Broadband, improving lives for residents and businesses.

Cajun Broadband is committed to bringing high-speed internet to rural Acadiana while minimizing disruptions to our communities.

Cajun Broadband Honored in Inc. Magazine’s List of 5000 Fastest-Growing Companies

Our very own Chris Disher, expresses his thanks to Senator Bill Cassidy for aiding in legislation that has made broadband expansion possible in Acadiana in a recent letter to the editor of the Advocate Newspaper.

St. Mary Parish is working with Cajun Broadband to bring high-speed internet to residents in local areas.