Broadband Grant approved for Centerpoint

A second grant for broadband internet service in Howard County has been approved by state officials. Premier Holdings has been awarded a grant of $714,495 dollars to provide high speed internet services in the Center Point area. Premier’s proposal presented to state officials calls for construction of a 190 foot tower to be built just southwest southwest of Center Point on the Corn Bridge Road. The company also plans to use Nashville Rural Water Authority towers on Murray Lane, Highway 26 East and the Chapel Hill tank.
The company has already received a grant for its fixed wireless high speed broadband service in Nashville & paperwork was also submitted this week to receive a grant for supplying the service to the city of Dierks and surrounding area.