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Vyve Broadband Announces Launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Broadband Service in Choteau, Inola, Locust Grove and Salina
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Vyve Broadband Announces Launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Broadband Service in Choteau, Inola, Locust Grove and Salina

‘Vyve 200’ Affirms Company’s Commitment to Broadband Adoption in Rural Markets

Vyve Broadband’s mission is to provide rural communities with world-class broadband Internet service that levels the playing field. Today,
Vyve has taken the next step in that mission with the launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Internet service to customers in Choteau, Inola, Locust Grove and Salina markets.

The local Vyve team recently completed successful testing of 200 Meg service, and it is now available to local residents and businesses in Choteau, Inola, Locust Grove and Salina. The boost to 200 Meg service increases their fastest Internet speeds by nearly two times. Residents with multiple connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs and gaming systems will be able to run their devices concurrently without interruption.

“We are excited to add these markets to our growing list of 200 Meg markets,” said Jeffrey DeMond, chief executive officer for Vyve Broadband. “‘Vyve 200’ will be a key product for certain business and residential customers who have unique needs, such as people who work from home or those using graphics-heavy gaming and visual design software. Now they will have the bandwidth they need to be connected.”

“It’s clear that the online technology, information and entertainment landscape is evolving on an almost daily basis. What’s incredibly fast today will be the norm tomorrow,” DeMond says. “Vyve is building the network now that our customers will want and demand in the future.
We’re committed to long-term relationships with our customers, and part of that commitment is looking not only at their current needs, but what their needs will be several years down the road.”

This upgraded service represents another milestone in the ongoing drive by Vyve to provide cutting-edge broadband speeds in rural markets that have traditionally lagged behind in technology offerings. Vyve investments since the company launched in late 2013 have more than doubled the average speed for existing customers. Vyve is already offering ‘Vyve Gig’ (1,000 Megabits) in select markets and is currently testing in many more.

Customers who are interested in ‘Vyve 200’ service can call 1-855-FOR-VYVE.

Vyve Broadband Announces Launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Broadband Service in Durant, Bryan County, Armstrong and Caddo
Vyve Broadband Announces Launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Broadband Service in Durant, Bryan County, Armstrong and Caddo 150 150 Vyve Broadband

Vyve Broadband Announces Launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Broadband Service in Durant, Bryan County, Armstrong and Caddo

‘Vyve 200’ Affirms Company’s Commitment to Broadband Adoption in Rural Markets

Vyve Broadband’s mission is to provide rural communities with world-class broadband Internet service that levels the playing field. Today, Vyve has taken the next step in that mission with the launch of 200 Megabit-per-second Internet service to customers in Durant, Bryan County, Armstrong and Caddo markets.

The local Vyve team recently completed successful testing of 200 Meg service, and it is now available to local residents and businesses in Durant, Bryan County, Armstrong and Caddo. The boost to 200 Meg service increases our fastest Internet speeds by nearly two times. Residents with multiple connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs and gaming systems will be able to run their devices concurrently without interruption.

“We are excited to add these markets to our growing list of 200 Meg markets,” said Jeffrey DeMond, chief executive officer for Vyve Broadband. “‘Vyve 200’ will be a key product for certain business and residential customers who have unique needs, such as people who work from home or those using graphics-heavy gaming and visual design software. Now they will have the bandwidth they need to be connected.”

“It’s clear that the online technology, information and entertainment landscape is evolving on an almost daily basis. What’s incredibly fast today will be the norm tomorrow,” DeMond says. “Vyve is building the network now that our customers will want and demand in the future.
We’re committed to long-term relationships with our customers, and part of that commitment is looking not only at their current needs, but what their needs will be several years down the road.”

This upgraded service represents another milestone in the ongoing drive by Vyve to provide cutting-edge broadband speeds in rural markets that have traditionally lagged behind in technology offerings. Vyve investments since the company launched in late 2013 have more than doubled the average speed for existing customers. Vyve is already offering ‘Vyve Gig’ (1,000 Megabits) in select markets and is currently testing in many more.

Customers who are interested in ‘Vyve 200’ service can call 1-855-FOR-VYVE.

 

 

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LAKE TEXOMA VFW CHAPTER RECEIVES $500 DONATION FROM VYVE BROADBAND
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LAKE TEXOMA VFW CHAPTER RECEIVES $500 DONATION FROM VYVE BROADBAND

Vyve Broadband Showing Support for VFW Post in Texas in celebration of Nation’s Veterans

In honor of Independence Day and in recognition of the many freedoms that U.S. veterans fought to protect, Vyve Broadband — which provides broadband, cable television and voice services for commercial and residential customers in largely non-urban communities in nine states — is showing its support with a $500 donation to Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) in Lake Texoma, TX.

Vyve’s $500 donation to this VFW post will go toward fostering community among veterans and will help support VFW programs that reach out to and connect with local veterans. As an organization, the VFW advocates for veterans’ rights and provides a place for them to join together in a spirit of mutual support and patriotism.

“After celebrating Independence Day and the freedom, pride and liberty that we enjoy as Americans, we wanted to show our support and appreciation for the men and women who have sacrificed their safety to protect those freedoms” said Jeffrey DeMond, chief executive officer of Vyve Broadband. “This seemed like the perfect time to let local veterans and the VFW know how much Vyve appreciates their service.”

As part of its company culture, Vyve Broadband strives to maintain close relationships with the communities it serves. Contributing to local causes, like the VFW, ensures that funds stay in the specific communities where assistance is often needed most. Vyve’s commitment also extends to delivering the best products and services to rural America. Having recently launched All-Digital, High-Definition (HD) TV service, Internet speeds of 25, 50 and 105 Mbps and unlimited nationwide phone service in the Pottsboro area. These upgrades provide customers with the fastest Internet speeds available in the area – enabling customers to experience better gaming, faster streaming content and superior social media experiences.

VYVE DELIVERS 200 MEGABIT-PER-SECOND BROADBAND SERVICE TO RURAL MARKETS IN RESPONSE TO CHANGING CONSUMER NEEDS
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VYVE DELIVERS 200 MEGABIT-PER-SECOND BROADBAND SERVICE TO RURAL MARKETS IN RESPONSE TO CHANGING CONSUMER NEEDS

The company is closing the broadband adoption gap by leading rural market expansion with major market product and service solutions; more than 80% of VYVE Broadband Rural Markets are now upgraded, more planned.

Vyve Broadband announced today their plans to offer 200 Megabit-per-second Internet service that will connect rural households and provide unparalleled broadband access to customers, in nearly 20 markets across five states.

Jeffrey DeMond, CEO of Vyve Broadband, said, “At Vyve, we have a tremendous opportunity in rural communities across America to increase broadband adoption. Today, we are providing rural residents with the data-rich services that customers are increasingly demanding, and that can be found in urban markets. Our dedicated focus on service solutions, customer care and rural accessibility at competitive prices, is creating opportunity for markets that have long been unserved in today’s digital era.”

This speed enhancement further builds out Vyve’s pipeline of services and access to diverse market offerings including cutting-edge broadband speed capabilities. Since the company launched in early 2013, Vyve has invested over 100 million dollars to enhance overall service options and increase speed quality for existing customers.

Vyve is aggressively adapting and innovating to serve growing consumer needs as device counts per household climb and data-rich consumption grows. The launch of ‘Vyve Gig’ (1,000 Megabits) service and service broad rollout of 200 Megabit are examples of this innovation and are proving Vyve’s commitment to listening and responding to consumers ever-changing needs.

“This new 200 megabit-per-second product has shown significant internet speed increases in the Vyve markets who have already transitioned. Rural household residents with multiple connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs and gaming systems are now able to run their devices concurrently without interruption; creating an overall improved customer experience,” said DeMond.

“Vyve is providing industry leadership for our customers and responding to their needs,” said DeMond. “As online and digital technology continues to evolve, so will the investment in our networks and communities. We will always explore innovative solutions and broader accessibility for our customers regardless of where they live.”

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT
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VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

36 Public School Teachers from Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas Recognized for their Outstanding Contributions

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, residents across 12 markets in three states took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize local school teachers for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

For this initial three month campaign, winners were named each month from March to May in the following Vyve markets: Dumas, Ark., McGehee, Ark., Durant, Okla., Guymon, Okla., McAlester, Okla., Hooks, TX, Shawnee, Okla., New Boston, TX, Maud, TX, De Kalb, TX, Perryton, TX, and Dalhart, TX.

More than 500 school teachers were nominated through this first-ever program, garnering hundreds of votes and social engagements, plus media mentions.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction for the launch of the Vyve Teacher of the Month program,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize outstanding teachers in our rural markets, and we have engaged entire communities in doing that through this program. We are looking forward to the 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.” The Vyve Teacher of the Month award is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website. Vyve Teacher of the Month will return this fall at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

Vyve Loves Shawnee and is throwing a cool Summer party to show it.
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Vyve Loves Shawnee and is throwing a cool Summer party to show it.

“Random Acts of Vyveness” Start this Saturday at Shawnee Splash

Vyve Broadband is set to show Shawnee some major love this Saturday, July 15th at Shawnee Splash as they kick-off a new initiative, aptly titled “Random Acts of Vyveness.”

This first “act” welcomes the entire community to meet Vyve outside of the Shawnee Splash Waterpark for FREE snow cones, prizes, surprises, and fun for the entire family, beginning at 1PM this Saturday, July 15th.

“The only thing better on a hot summer day than an ice cold snow cone, is a free ice cold snow cone,” said Diane Quennoz, SVP of Marketing and Customer Experience. “We love Shawnee and couldn’t be more excited to launch our ‘Random Acts of Vyveness’ in our hometown,” added Quennoz.

Vyve has proven its dedication to rural communities since its inception in 2013, whether that means launching Gigabit Internet speeds or partnering with local schools for their Christmas Card Art Contest and Teacher of the Month program. “One of our core values is to engrain ourselves in the communities where we live and work, to be more than just a service provider,” said Quennoz. “We love living and working in Shawnee and our Random Acts of Vyveness are just another way we plan to give back and say ‘thanks’ to Shawnee.”

Snow S’more Food Truck will be serving up free snow cones from 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm outside Shawnee Splash Waterpark, 101 E. Highland Street. KBRU-FM will join the party with a live remote broadcast and Vyve will be on hand with prizes, surprises and fun throughout the afternoon. See you there, Shawnee!

Vyve Broadband Announces May 2017 Vyve Teacher of the Month Winners!
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VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Dalhart Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Dalhart High School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Dalhart residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local High School teachers, Algebra I Teacher Shannon Friese in March, Spanish Teacher Jennifer Bowers in April and Science Teacher Melissa Ritchey in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it’s essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

More than 30 Dalhart public school teachers were nominated through this firstever program, garnering hundreds of votes and social engagements, plus headlines in the news during the initial three-month campaign. Those numbers marked Dalhart as one of the most socially engaged of the 12 Vyve Broadband communities participating in the program.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Dalhart for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Dalhart’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Dalhart next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

De Kalb Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding De Kalb School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, De Kalb residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Shelly Brown was recognized in March, Kelli Fannin in April, and Erin Pipes in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in De Kalb for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize De Kalb’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to De Kalb next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Dumas Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Dumas School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Dumas residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Brittany Garcia was recognized in March, Dione Poole in April, and Rebecca Gillespie in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Dumas for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Dumas’ outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Dumas next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Guymon Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Guymon School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Guymon residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Michelle Davis was recognized in March, Diane Livesay in April, and Dixie Purdy in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Guymon for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Guymon’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Guymon next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Hooks Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Hooks School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Hooks residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Mike Welch was recognized in March, Hal Hillis in April, and Kassie Loe in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Hooks for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Hooks’ outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Hooks next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Maud Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Maud School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Maud residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Braden Brown was recognized in March, Sonya Gaines in April, and Ashley Carlow in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Maud for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Maud’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Maud next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Durant Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Durant School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Durant residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Mindy Davis was recognized in March, Tamara Fryer in April, and Jackie Dunegan in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, plus headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Durant for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Durant’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Durant next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

McAlester Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding McAlester School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, McAlester residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Rachel Magaw was recognized in March, Lindsey Miller in April, and Debbie Logan in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in McAlester for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize McAlester’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to McAlester next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

McGehee Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding McGehee School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, McGehee residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Vicki Glover was recognized in March, Yogi Denton in April, and Nicole Muniz in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it’s essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in McGehee for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize McGehee’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to McGehee next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

New Boston Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding New Boston School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, New Boston residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Amanda Lee was recognized in March, Whitney Parker in April, and Anna Edmonds in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in New Boston for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize New Boston’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to New Boston next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Perryton Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Perryton School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Perryton residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, Debbie Perez was recognized in March, Shelby Pond in April, and Raquel Vela in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Perryton for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Perryton’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Perryton next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband

VYVE BROADBAND TEACHER OF THE MONTH PROGRAM RECOGNIZES TEACHERS WHO ARE GETTING IT RIGHT

Shawnee Voters Honor 2017 Outstanding Shawnee School Teachers

Vyve Broadband is obsessed with great teaching. That’s why they founded the Vyve Teacher of the Month program, to show teachers how special they really are.

Through the first-ever Vyve Teacher of the Month program, Shawnee residents took to social media and the Vyve website to nominate and recognize three local public school teachers, E. Bruce Bushong was recognized in March, Caity Steer in April, and Jenel Howard in May, for their extraordinary commitment to students both inside and outside of the classroom.

“We believe it is essential to recognize the work of outstanding teachers in every community we operate, to share their experiences, and to support them in their growth,” says Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience.

“Many of them are unsung heroes that go unnoticed. Maybe they helped a student earn a better grade, maybe they gave a student encouragement to do better, or maybe they were just there when a student needed to talk. Whatever the reason, we appreciate what they do for our students.”

This first-ever program, garnered hundreds of votes and social engagements, and headlines made the news during the initial three-month campaign. The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership. Nominations and voting for Vyve Teacher of the Month was open to anyone in the community via Facebook and the Vyve website.

“We are thrilled with the overwhelming participation, through both voting and social interaction in Shawnee for our launch of Vyve Teacher of the Month,” said Quennoz. “Our goal is to recognize Shawnee’s outstanding teachers, and we have engaged the entire community in doing just that with these three worthy winners. We are looking forward to 2017 – 2018 school year and honoring even more deserving teachers.”

Vyve Teacher of the Month returns to Shawnee next year at www.vyvebroadband.com/teacher or www.facebook.com/vyvebroadband.

 

Vyve Broadband Names Michael Barker Technical Operations Manager in Wyoming
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Vyve Broadband Names Michael Barker Technical Operations Manager in Wyoming

Vyve Continues to Show Commitment to Excellence in its Communities

Vyve Broadband has named their newest Technical Operations Manager in Douglas, Michael Barker, a longtime leader in the broadband industry.

Barker has worked in the industry for over 20 years, keeping up with the fast-changing technology. He comes to Vyve with an impressive amount of experience, having worked for Comcast and Cablevision. He will oversee all Vyve technical operations in Wyoming.

“Our commitment to each of our communities is to hire the highest quality talent, and people who are a part of the communities they work in,” said Jeffrey DeMond, chief executive officer for Vyve Broadband. “Adding Michael, a Douglas resident, with over two decades of industry
troubleshooting experience, is a perfect fit for this market. As technology grows and our capabilities continue to expand, we know our Wyoming customers’ needs are in reliable hands.”

Barker decided to apply for a position at Vyve after learning that former Bresnan Communications CEO Jeffrey DeMond was at its helm. Barker, a former employee, loved the family feel of Bresnan and is excited for the same at Vyve. “Everyone at Vyve has welcomed me with open arms and been very friendly. I am very excited to continue my career at Vyve.”

Say a big Vyve hello to Michael in our Wyoming markets!

Vyve Broadband Names Christopher Ebert Technical Operations Manager in New Boston, TX and West Arkansas
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Vyve Broadband Names Christopher Ebert Technical Operations Manager in New Boston, TX and West Arkansas

Vyve Continues to Show Commitment to Excellence in its Communities

Vyve Broadband has named their newest Technical Operations Manager in New Boston, TX and West Arkansas Christopher Ebert, a longtime leader in the broadband industry.

Ebert is a broadband and cable veteran, having worked in the industry for over 15 years. He comes to Vyve with a great amount of experience having worked at Sonify and Suddenlink. He will oversee all Vyve technical operations in the New Boston, Texas area, and the Mena and DeQueen markets located in Arkansas.

“Our commitment to each of our communities is to hire the highest quality talent, and people who engrain themselves in communities they work in,” said Jeffrey DeMond, chief executive officer for Vyve Broadband. “Adding Chris, with over a decade of industry troubleshooting
experience is a perfect fit for these markets. As technology grows and our capabilities continue to expand, we know our New Boston, Mena and DeQueen customers’ needs are in reliable hands.”

“I am very excited to continue my career at Vyve. I look forward getting to know the local customers and to help provide the best services possible.” says Ebert.

Say a big Vyve hello to Christopher in the New Boston, TX and West Arkansas areas!

Vyve Broadband Announces April 2017 Vyve Teacher of the Month Winners!
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In Shawnee, Will Rogers Elementary School’s Caity Steer Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Shawnee’s Exceptional Teachers

Will Rogers Elementary School Second Grade Teacher Caity Steer was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Will Rogers Elementary School Second Grade Teacher Caity Steer, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Caity Steer who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

In Perryton, Edwin F. Williams Intermediate School’sShelby Pond Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Perryton’s Exceptional Teachers

Edwin F. Williams Intermediate School Music Paraprofessional Teacher Shelby Pond was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Edwin F. Williams Intermediate School Music Paraprofessional Teacher Shelby Pond, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Shelby Pond who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

New Boston High School’s Whitney Parker Named Vyve Teacher of the Month for April

Vyve Broadband Salutes New Boston’s Exceptional Teachers

New Boston High School Math Teacher Whitney Parker was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to New Boston High School Math Teacher Whitney Parker, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Whitney Parker who go above and beyond to
make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

McGehee High School’s Yogi Denton Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes McGehee’s Exceptional Teachers

McGehee High School ELA/History Teacher Yogi Denton was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to McGehee High School ELA/History Teacher Yogi Denton, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Yogi Denton who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

In McAlester, William Gay Early Childhood Center’s Lindsey Miller Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes McAlester’s Exceptional Teachers

William Gay Early Childhood Center Teacher Lindsey Miller was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to William Gay Early Childhood Center Teacher Lindsey Miller, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Lindsey Miller who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

Maud Elementary School’s Sonya Gaines Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Maud’s Exceptional Teachers

Maud Elementary School Fourth and Fifth Grade Language Arts Teacher Sonya Gaines was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Maud Elementary Fourth and Fifth Grade Teacher Sonya Gaines, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Sonya Gaines who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

Hooks High School’s Hal Hillis Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Hooks’s Exceptional Teachers

Hooks High School Agriculture Education Teacher Hal Hillis was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for his outstanding dedication to his students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Hooks High School Agriculture Education Teacher Hal Hillis, who will also be entered to win an iPad for his classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Hal Hillis who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

In Guymon, Homer Long Elementary School’s Diane Livesay Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Guymon’s Exceptional Teachers

Homer Long Elementary School Second Grade Teacher Diane Livesay was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Homer Long Elementary Second Grade Teacher Diane Livesay, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Diane Livesay who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

In Dumas, Reed Elementary School’s Dione Poole Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Dumas’s Exceptional Teachers

Reed Elementary School ALE Teacher Dione Poole was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Reed Elementary School ALE Teacher Dione Poole, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Dione Poole who go above and beyond to
make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

DeKalb Middle School’s Kelli Fannin Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes De Kalb’s Exceptional Teachers

DeKalb Middle School Seventh Grade English Teacher Kelli Fannin was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to DeKalb Middle School Seventh Grade English Teacher Kelli Fannin, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Kelli Fannin who go above and beyond to
make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

Dalhart High School’s Jennifer Bowers Named Vyve Teacher of the Month

Vyve Broadband Salutes Dalhart’s Exceptional Teachers

Dalhart High School Spanish Teacher Jennifer Bowers was named Vyve Teacher of the Month for her outstanding dedication to her students, school and community for the month of April.

The Vyve Teacher of the Month is presented to teachers who have proven to be champions of the classroom and stewards of their community through their teaching, mentoring and leadership.

For April 2017, the Vyve Teacher of the Month golden apple goes to Dalhart High School Spanish Teacher Jennifer Bowers, who will also be entered to win an iPad for her classroom.

“Our communities are very important to us, and nothing ties a community together like its schools,” said Diane Quennoz, Vyve SVP, Marketing and Customer Experience. “So we are thrilled to recognize outstanding teachers like Jennifer Bowers who go above and beyond to make a real difference in our students’ lives.”

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