How a group of neighbors created their own Internet service

This article tells the story of how a group of neighbors in a rural community came together to create their own internet service. Frustrated by the lack of reliable internet options in their area, they formed a cooperative and built their own infrastructure using a combination of wireless and fiber-optic connections. The article details the challenges they faced, including obtaining permits and dealing with technical issues, as well as the benefits they enjoyed, such as faster speeds and lower costs. It also highlights the potential of community-driven initiatives to bridge the digital divide in underserved areas and create alternatives to traditional internet providers.