Nex-Tech Blog

LENORA, Kan., December 13, 2023 – The Fiber Broadband Association (FBA) announced last week it has elected its 2024 Board of Directors. Jimmy Todd, CEO/General Manager at Nex-Tech, was elected as the new Chairman of the Board for 2024.

LENORA, Kan., November 16, 2023 – Nex-Tech, a leading telecommunications provider, proudly announces its endorsement of S. 3321 – The Lowering Broadband Costs for Consumers Act of 2023. This transformative bill underscores the commitment to equitable and nondiscriminatory contributions to mechanisms preserving and advancing universal service while alleviating the financial burdens on consumers.

LENORA, Kan, November 13, 2023 – Nex-Tech donates the sum of $50,000 to Nex-Generation Round Up for Youth, Inc. Nex-Generation also clinches a $5,000 Community Grant offered by Nex-Tech in conjunction with the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS).   

LENORA, Kan., August 25, 2023 – On Thursday, August 17th, Nex-Tech hosted a signing day to recognize two area students as the recipients of the Technology Education Sponsorship program, a partnership between Nex-Tech and NCK Tech. The opportunity also allows these students to sign on for future careers at Nex-Tech.

Lenora, Kan, 6-19-2023 — Nex-Tech is proud to announce the recipients of the Nex-Tech “Break the Rules” Scholarship. “Unlike most scholarship programs, this one allows high school seniors to send us any type of entry that depicts what they are most passionate about and how that has led to their chosen career path,” stated Jacque Beckman, Nex-Tech’s Youth Services/Training Manager. “We have received essays, YouTube videos and PowerPoint presentations. Our area students are very talented, and this allows them a non-traditional way to showcase their strengths and passions.”

Lenora, Kan, 6-20-2023 — Nex-Tech is pleased to announce Connor Schurr as a national award recipient of the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS) scholarship program. Connor was among 42 students across the nation who were awarded FRS scholarships this year, and one of two who received the $2,500 Cronin Communications Scholarship funded through the Timothy Evan Owens Foundation.