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In today’s connected world, internet access is no longer optional. It is a basic requirement for education, healthcare, business, and daily communication. However, many rural communities across the United States still struggle with slow or unreliable internet service. As digital tools become more important in every part of life, the need for reliable rural internet has never been greater. To address this challenge, federal broadband funding is helping expand dependable internet access to underserved areas. In this blog, we explore why strong rural connectivity matters, how federal support is improving access, and the opportunities that follow when communities are better connected. The Ongoing Challenge of Rural Connectivity Urban areas often have multiple internet providers and high-speed options. Rural communities, however, usually face limited service choices due to lower population density and higher infrastructure costs. This makes it harder for providers to build and maintain ...