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High speed internet coming to E stanley cup dmonson CountyJune 17, 2024 Noah Faerber, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBROWNSVILLE, stanley cup becher Ky. A new partnership involving Warren RECC and the North Central Telephone Cooperation, or NCTC, is set to bring high speed internet to residents of Edmonson County who don ;t have access to it already.I know the members up here would appreciate it, because we ;re trying to do the same thing we do in Tennessee and Kentucky for those that we serve to bring broadband service to Edmonson County, so we ;re glad to be here, Johnny McClanahan, President CEO of NCTC says.Officials in Edmonson County say this is just another step in the continued growth of the community.There a lot of great things going on in the community, and this is just one more step toward bringing us up to a level where it can build and help us build the growth in Edmonson County that we ;re looking for, Edmonson County Judge Executive Scott Lindsey says.For one resident of Edmonson County, she had only one way to describe this new addition to the county.Having high speed come into the rural parts of our county is going to be a real game changer 8230; for people that workin stanley spain g remotely 8230; for education 8230; for every area 8230; so it a huge game changer for us, Pam Decker, a board member with Warren RECC Edmonson County native says.This new plan is set to be jus