Press Releases Oct 15, 2020

Kinetic by Windstream Launches GIG Speeds in Helen

This morning at 10 a.m. the Kinetic by Windstream team held a ribbon cutting ceremony located at 726 Brucken Strasse in Helen to celebrate the launch. State Senator Steve Gooch (Dist. 51) and Mayor Steve Fowler joined Kinetic Vice President of State Government Affairs Michael Foor for the honors.

Gig-speed service has been highly anticipated by residents of Helen. “Fast, reliable fast internet is critical to stay connected to what’s important,” said Foor. “In a year with more families working remotely, attending school virtually and depending on video calls to keep connected with loved ones, we are pleased to make sure residents of Helen have what they need delivered to their door.”

Gig speed allows customers to stream favorite TV shows on Kinetic TV or YouTube TV instantly. Customers can use multiple devices at the same time without a lag in speed or losing connection. The upgrades mean Kinetic meets the demand for seamless voice, video, gaming and ultra-high definition TV service.

For more information. visit the Cornelia retail store at 282 Furniture Dr, (706.778.2500) or learn more about Kinetic by Windstream www.windstream.com.

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