Archive | November, 2020

TDS must take down GLC in Carlsbad, New Mexico, Fort Stockton, Alpine and Seminole Texas due to signal quality

By Cheryl McCollum on November 30, 2020 in News 0

TDS does not receive a good signal from God’s Learning Channel (GLC). Because we do not receive a quality signal, TDS is forced to remove GLC from its channel lineup effective Dec. 8, 2020 in Carlsbad, New Mexico, and in… (Continue Reading)

Holiday movies, baking tips, and festive home decorating ideas

By Cheryl McCollum on November 30, 2020 in Community, Entertainment, News 0

Whether its watching a holiday movie, trying a new holiday cookie recipe, or decorating your home with these merry and bright decorating tips, here’s a surefire way to feel a little more festive this holiday season. The 25 Days of… (Continue Reading)

Identity theft reports rise during the month of December

By Cheryl McCollum on November 29, 2020 in News 0

During the holiday season, people tend to make more purchases than at any other time of the year. In addition, consumers are more distracted and face an increased risk of identity theft during the holidays. There are many ways an… (Continue Reading)

TDS now offering 1Gig speeds in Alpine, Texas

By Cheryl McCollum on November 27, 2020 in Business, News 0

TDS® is now offering 1Gig internet speeds in Alpine, Texas. Residential and business customers can now go faster than ever with a variety of high-speed internet packages from TDS. “If speed is what you want, 1Gig is what you should… (Continue Reading)

Escaping the wildfires in Colorado

By Cheryl McCollum on November 25, 2020 in News 0

Thursday, Oct. 22 marked an unprecedented day in the TDS cable community of Estes Park, Colorado. For the first time in its history, the entire town underwent mandatory evacuation orders due to the Cameron Peak Fire and the East Troublesome… (Continue Reading)

Use Up Leftovers Within Four Days (Or Freeze Them)

By Cheryl McCollum on November 24, 2020 in News 0

We’ve probably all eaten leftovers past their prime, but how late is too late? According to the Food and Drug Administration, leftovers should be cooked and/or eaten three to four days after preparation. Which means you have until the Monday… (Continue Reading)

Right, wrong ways to defrost a turkey: answers from the internet

By Missy Kellor on November 20, 2020 in Help, News 0

The joy of a frozen turkey is that you can buy it well in advance of your holiday and eat it later—as long as you defrost it safely. If you defrost your turkey wrong? Well, you could be inviting bacteria… (Continue Reading)

TDS now offering 1Gig internet in Carlsbad

By Cheryl McCollum on November 18, 2020 in News, Technology 0

TDS® is now offering 1Gig internet speeds in Carlsbad, New Mexico. Residential and business customers can now go faster than ever with a variety of high-speed internet packages from TDS. “If speed is what you want, 1Gig is what you… (Continue Reading)

Protected: TV channel blackouts are happening more and more

By Cheryl McCollum on November 18, 2020 in News 0

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TDS Field Marketing embraces tech at local events

By Missy Kellor on November 17, 2020 in Business, News, Technology 0

In a world where hand sanitizer and masks rule the day, the TDS Field Marketing Team has come up with a new way to engage with customers. The innovative idea has proven to be a perfect fit for safety in… (Continue Reading)

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