Elkhart-based Surf Internet announced plans to bring high-speed fiber-optic internet to Muncie and Yorktown — delivering the first widespread fiber network in both communities and expanding access to fast, reliable service for thousands of homes and businesses.
Read MoreRepresentatives of Surf Internet presented a plaque to the Warsaw Common Council and mayor Monday night, May 19, to congratulate them on becoming a “Gig City” with Surf Internet.
Read MoreSurf Internet has been awarded $1,176,000 in funding through Round 13 of the Indiana Connectivity Program, supporting its mission to expand reliable high-speed broadband access to rural and underserved areas.
Read MoreOrthoPediatrics Corporation was named in the annual Indiana Chamber of Commerce announcement of statewide Best Places to Work.
Read MoreFiber-optic internet company Surf Internet has raised $175 million in new equity funding and secured an upsized $300 million debt facility, boosting its ability to expand across the Great Lakes Region.
Read MoreThe 2025 “Best Places to Work in Indiana” list features honorees from all corners of the state and more than 20 industries.
Read MoreSurf Internet celebrated a milestone Tuesday, Feb. 11, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce.
Read MoreNorth Webster Town Marshal Greg Church was surprised and honored by his officers and the town council Tuesday night, Nov. 12, for his 30 years of service to the town.
Read MoreSurf Internet has expanded its high-speed internet service with the introduction of the Ultimate Plan, offering fiber-optic speeds of up to 8 gigabits per second.
Read MoreKosciusko Chamber of Commerce held a groundbreaking for Surf Internet Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Read MoreSurf Internet announces the start of construction in four strategically located communities located between Warsaw and Columbia City.
Read MorePierceton Town Council moved forward with Surf Internet at its special meeting held on Monday, Nov. 27.
Read MoreDuring Tuesday evening’s regular meeting of the North Webster Town Council, Gene Crusie, founder of Surf Internet, made a brief presentation to introduce himself to the council and the community.
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