BBT will be beginning construction in the Limpia Creek area soon as part of a broader fiber expansion funded by the BOOT (Broadband Opportunity Outreach and Technology) Grant Program. This investment allows us to bring reliable, future-ready fiber internet to rural West Texas, starting with communities where dependable connectivity is most needed. Please note that some areas included in this expansion are awaiting final agreements related to AEP utility pole access. This phase of work is

Sixty-five years ago, connection meant something simple. A voice on the other end of a line. A lifeline stretching across miles of desert, rugged terrain, and small West Texas towns. From the very beginning, BBT was built to serve people — neighbors, families, businesses, and entire communities — in one of the most beautiful and demanding regions in Texas. Connection wasn’t just about technology; it was about making sure no one was left

When New Internet Options Make Headlines, What Really Matters for Our Rural Area? National announcements about new internet plans or lower prices can create excitement, especially in rural areas where options have historically been limited. But these headlines rarely tell the full story. What customers experience depends on where they live, how many people are sharing that service, and the type of network delivering it. In many cases, nationwide services can look promising on

Step inside the studio of Mike Capron in Sheffield, Texas, and you’re stepping into more than just a workspace — you’re stepping into a life story. Every wall, every shelf, every canvas holds a piece of his journey: memories from Vietnam, rodeo bronc rides, and decades of artistic exploration.“This studio is a story of his life,” says Mike’s son, Wilson Capron.For Mike, the space is both sanctuary and scrapbook, a place where past experiences