Bedford County Supervisor Edgar Tuck’s family farm in Moneta, among the roughly 1,600 county addresses that will get high-speed internet through the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program, laid out the welcome mat Aug. 25 for a milestone announcement.
From left to right are: Ashleigh de la Torre, vice president of public policy for Amazon; U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith; Arielle Roth, administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration; Eric Zehr, who represents the Moneta area of Bedford County in the Virginia General Assembly; Bedford County Supervisor Edgar Tuck; Rodney Gray, of ZiTEL; and Chandler Vaughan, who heads Virginia's office of broadband.
Rodney Gray, chief executive officer of ZiTEL, talks about the Moneta-based company's work to install fiber broadband while at Tuck Family Farm in Bedford County on Tuesday.
Rodney Gray, CEO of ZiTEL, a Moneta-based internet service provider, speaks of the company's work during an event Tuesday, Aug. 25, at Tuck Family Farm in Bedford County.
Rodney Gray, chief executive officer of ZiTEL, talks about the Moneta-based company's work to install fiber broadband while at Tuck Family Farm in Bedford County on Tuesday.
From left to right are: Ashleigh de la Torre, vice president of public policy for Amazon; U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith; Arielle Roth, administrator of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration; Eric Zehr, who represents the Moneta area of Bedford County in the Virginia General Assembly; Bedford County Supervisor Edgar Tuck; Rodney Gray, of ZiTEL; and Chandler Vaughan, who heads Virginia's office of broadband.
Rodney Gray, CEO of ZiTEL, a Moneta-based internet service provider, speaks of the company's work during an event Tuesday, Aug. 25, at Tuck Family Farm in Bedford County.
