The City of Rinard received $500 from the Aureon Charity Grant Program to help beautify the Rinard City Park.
“The highway that travels through the very small community of Rinard goes right past the small park. I am happy to see them work to improve and beautify the area,” notes Marcie Boerner, CEO of Webster-Calhoun Cooperative Telephone Association.
Vicki Anderson, Webster-Calhoun Cooperative Telephone Association, is pictured presenting the check to Barb Hennings, Mayor of the City of Rinard.
The Aureon Charity Grant Program was established to increase and support rural independent telephone companies and the communities they serve. Applications are considered on a quarterly basis and available to organizations within the Webster-Calhoun service area.
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Webster-Calhoun Cooperative Telephone Association provides Landline Telephone, Digital TV and Internet service to 21 rural communities on a Fiber driven network just outside the Fort Dodge, Iowa area: Pilot Mound, Boxholm, Lanyon, Paton, Churdan, Farnhamville, Gowrie, Somers, Moorland, Knierim, Barnum, Clare, Thor, Badger, Vincent, Duncombe, in the towns of Lohrville, Manson, Rockwell City and Lake City and rural Fort Dodge. www.wccta.com
WCCTA is Gigabit Certified and designated a Smart Rural Community by NTCA: the Rural Broadband Association.
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