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Business is booming and customers are zooming as Salem-based internet provider B2X Online brings rural Roanoke-region households into cyberspace.
During the last four months, the family-owned company responded to a rush of government requests for expanded internet access in remote areas of Roanoke, Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell counties, said B2X CEO Warren Kane.
âThose expansions are coming online; all of them are really starting to move forward now,â Kane said. âPeople are actively connecting.â
Broadband expansion became a top priority last year for local governments, connecting people to church, work and school from home during COVID-19 shutdowns. Roanoke, Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell counties used federal coronavirus relief funds to expand residentsâ internet access, partnering with B2X, which is a wireless provider, and cable service providers alike.