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National Cyber Security Awareness tips to stay safe online

This month marks the 15th year of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)—an annual initiative designed to raise awareness about the importance of cybersecurity and provide resources to help Americans stay safe online. Cybersecurity is a broad term used to describe… (Continue Reading)

Does Internet Speed Really Matter?

Tablets, computers, phones, watches, speakers, TVs, even refrigerators—a growing number of things in our home connect to the Internet. According to comScore, the average home with Internet in the United States now has 8.5 connected devices. Do you have the… (Continue Reading)

Comet, Charge! and Stadium launched in Utah

The Comet Network and Charge! is headed to TDS markets in Cedar City and St. George, Utah, while Stadium is coming to Cedar City. (St. George already has the Stadium Network). COMET is the place to find all things sci-fi… (Continue Reading)

Puppies now used in world of scams

Today the internet serves as an area where we can buy and sell almost anything. Now, you can even buy or adopt a puppy online—or can you? The Better Business Bureau (BBB) reminds us that it can be a dog-eat-dog… (Continue Reading)

Do you have the internet speed you need?

Do you have the speed you need for all the devices in your home? How about the bandwidth to handle everyone’s favorite online activities? Tablets, computers, phones, watches, speakers, TVs, even refrigerators—a growing number of things in our home connect… (Continue Reading)

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FTC alert: Social Security numbers can’t be suspended

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is warning of a new variation on government imposter scam—this time claiming your Social Security number has been suspended. A caller claims to be protecting you from a scam, all the while actually trying to… (Continue Reading)

Turn tricky CSA veggies into mouthwatering dishes

Community-Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a system that allows consumers to buy local, seasonal food (usually vegetables) directly from farmers in their area. Not only is it a great way to get fresh food, it also gives you the chance to… (Continue Reading)

Resources available to spot fraud if victimized

Fraud comes in many different forms and can happen to anyone. Every year, millions of Americans become victims. The Federal Trade Commission offers more than 100 publications and videos on what to do if you suspect you’ve been scammed. Whether… (Continue Reading)

6 creative back-to-school lunch ideas

School is officially back in session, which means it’s time to start packing lunchboxes again. The reliable peanut butter and jelly or ham and cheese sandwich might do the trick for the first few weeks of school, but it gets… (Continue Reading)

Santa Clara, Utah is known for its beauty, softball and history

Situated along the Santa Clara River, this TDS cable community not only has a gorgeous river flowing through it, but the red rock hills and Red Rock Mountain as its backdrop. Santa Clara, Utah, is a small, but growing, community… (Continue Reading)

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