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Published September 1, 2021
Bike Park, Batesville
Liberty Park, Batesville
St. Michael’s Church, Brookville
Decatur County Fairgrounds, Greensburg
Downtown Farmer’s Market, Greensburg
GPC Office, Liberty
Public Library – Milan
Stone’s Family Restaurant, Millhousen
St. John’s, Napoleon
Community Park, Sunman
Blair, Nebraska, July 29, 2021 — Great Plains Communications (GPC), a growing Midwestern telecommunications provider has announced extensive enhancements to its Indiana fiber broadband network along with new fast, reliable fiber-driven products and services to Indiana residential and business customers. In addition, the company announced that through the Next Level Connections (NLC) Broadband Program, a […]
BLAIR, Nebraska, March 9, 2021 — Great Plains Communications (GPC), a growing Midwestern telecommunications provider with an expanding, privately-owned 13,500+-mile fiber network reaching 11 states, today announced Matt Porterfield has been appointed to the position of Vice President of Corporate Development. In this new role, Porterfield will be responsible for identifying growth opportunities including potential […]
BLAIR, Nebraska, February 17, 2021 — Great Plains Communications (GPC), a growing Midwestern telecommunications provider with an expanding, privately-owned 13,500-mile fiber network reaching 11 states, announces the rollout of GPC Whole-Home WiFi service, powered by Plume HomePass®. This solution provides intuitive WiFi without boundaries to the residential Southeastern Indiana market. Using cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI) and […]
Customers are reporting receiving an email, supposedly from ETCZone.com, warning them that their email account was over its storage allotment. The email looks similar to this: This communication is NOT from Great Plains Communications/ETC. We will never send you an email asking for personal information. Do not reply to this email. The email should be […]
Beware of a phone scam where the caller claims a child of the person the scammer called, has been in an accident and arrested. The caller then asks for bail money. Do not fall for this scam. If possible, try to contact your child or loved one first to verify their safety. Read about a […]
Several GPC, formerly ETC, customers have reported receiving an email message from help.it@etczone.com regarding the size of their mailbox and asking for login information. Please know we would NEVER ask for usernames or passwords by email. Should you receive this email please disregard this message by deleting it.
BLAIR, Nebraska, September 17, 2020 – Great Plains Communications (“GPC”), a growing Midwestern telecommunications provider with an expanding, privately-owned 13,000-mile fiber network reaching 11 states, has completed its acquisition of Enhanced Telecommunications Corporation (“ETC”), a progressive Southeastern Indiana-based provider. Serving communities in Southeastern Indiana for more than 85 years, ETC offers an innovative suite of […]
Customers are reporting receiving an email, supposedly from ETCZone.com, warning them that their email account was over its storage allotment. The email looks similar to this: This communication is NOT from Great Plains Communications/ETC. We will never send you an email asking for personal information. Do not reply to this email. The email should be
Beware of a phone scam where the caller claims a child of the person the scammer called, has been in an accident and arrested. The caller then asks for bail money. Do not fall for this scam. If possible, try to contact your child or loved one first to verify their safety. Read about a
Several GPC, formerly ETC, customers have reported receiving an email message from help.it@etczone.com regarding the size of their mailbox and asking for login information. Please know we would NEVER ask for usernames or passwords by email. Should you receive this email please disregard this message by deleting it.
