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Alpine Communications is committed to community involvement and we strive to provide better resources of connectivity for the way we live. Our stories reflect the relationships in our community and our connection with each other. Alpine serves the Iowa communities of Elgin, Elkader, Garber, Elkport, Garnavillo, Guttenberg, Marquette, McGregor and the surrounding areas.
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Vintage Market Organizers Uses Technology to Promote and Preserve Rural Heritage
Preserving Northeast Iowa’s rural history today is an investment for future generations. In the long run, the best way to protect our rural heritage is to create thriving communities rich...
Alpine Broadband Connects District 1 Holstein Show
When the organizers for the Iowa Holstein Association’s District 1 Holstein Show needed high-speed internet and WiFi at their event, they turned to Alpine Communications for a local, reliable connection....
Smart Devices – DIY or DIFM
Alpine Makes the Choice Clear Spare time is a rare commodity these days. Between work, families, school, chores, and other commitments – who has time to tackle technology? If you...
“Always a helping hand when I need it and they take the time to explain things so I understand them. (Polite and nice people)”
—Alpine Customer
Internet Safety is a Responsibility We Share as a Community
More than 200,000 children go online for the first time every day. As they enter this brave new world of technology, kids are faced with real dangers such as cyberbullying,...
Alpine’s Fiber-to-the-Home Expansion Benefits Rural Guttenberg, Elgin, and McGregor Residents
Alpine Communications is excited to announce another phase in creating connected customers through fiber broadband. More than 140 residents who reside in a select region south of Guttenberg, Iowa and...
More Digital Local Channels Move FusionTV to a New Level
Recently Alpine Communications changed the channel numbers of 17 “digital local” networks. The moved shocked a few customers into thinking Alpine Communications removed these networks from FusionTV altogether. That wasn’t...
