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reliable internet network, which opens opportunities for individuals, businesses, government and just about anyone who uses it.

This potential to help others is particularly on my mind after seeing a report that there were about 10 million job openings late last year across the nation. Now, those numbers do fluctuate, but I think it’s fair to say we’re in a time where opportunity exists — you just must be able to take advantage.

TREVOR BONNSTETTER Chief Executive Officer

Fortunately, our fast internet service can be the key needed to unlock the world of work-from-home jobs, which can range from positions with call centers and medical records companies to careers in technology or marketing. Really, that’s just scratching the surface. No matter the industry, the innovative communications services provided by ATC give you the opportunity to pursue these jobs.

Internet networks like ours can tie small towns and remote areas to national employers and well-paying professions. But having the resources and skills needed to do these jobs is just the beginning. After all, you still must land that new job.

The world of employment has changed rapidly in recent years, and tapping into all the opportunities requires fast internet and some new perspective. Really, it’s a fascinating landscape.

ATC’s broadband network not only makes it possible for remote workers to relocate to our local communities, but it allows our home-grown businesses to connect to the rest of the world to sell their goods and services. Our cover story in this publication features a local business doing just that. Reliable highspeed connectivity is critical and ATC is proud to play a part in their success.

Also, internet-based companies like Indeed, Glassdoor and Monster connect job seekers with employers. For job seekers, these companies can provide not only daily updates of potential jobs but also offer tips for succeeding in a competitive job market.

Simply, the rules of the employment game have changed and, fortunately, you have the resources to change with them. Our communications services can help sites like Indeed come to life. These companies provide daily updates on new jobs, email blasts, tips and more.

Then, when you make a connection with a potential new employer, fast internet service can add even more of a polish. When remote jobs are on the table, videoconference interviews are common. Thankfully, fast, reliable internet can create lag-free, professional connections that put you and your abilities in the best possible light.

If all of this seems like a challenge to navigate, this same internet network can help with that, too. YouTube and TikTok have plenty of examples of experts offering advice. Meanwhile, professional social media sites like LinkedIn can help you boost your profile with potential employers.

All the resources and opportunities are made possible by fast internet service by ATC, and we’re committed to always providing you with the services needed to succeed.

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On the Cover: It’s tax season almost year-round for Accounting and Business Services coowners Billie Hooper, left, and Coni Blevins. See story Page 8.

How we’re fighting illegal robocalls

By identifying suspicious activity Ardmore Telephone Company is helping reduce the number of illegal robocalls that may come from our network. Data we gather will be used to identify suspected illegal robocalls based on key factors as reported to the Federal Communications Commission, Federal Trade Commission and other carriers.

ATC will investigate any suspicious telephone numbers deemed fraudulent and suspend or terminate the originating telephone number, per ATC’s terms of service. The terms of service apply to all new and existing ATC customers. Visit www.ardmore.net for more information.

If you have any questions about robocall mitigation services, or need to report any illegal/unwanted calls or incorrectly blocked calls, please contact ATC at 256-423-2131.

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