Read the latest announcements about jagWIRELESS and our areas of service.

August, 2005

jagWIRELESS acquires LogaNet of Logan, Iowa
jagWIRELESS expands services into North Western Iowa with the purchase of LogaNet. LogaNet provides Dial-up and Broadband Wireless Internet services throughout Harrison County and North, along the I-29 corridor to Onawa, Iowa. This is an exciting acquisition for us as it doubles our size and market reach. We now service an area that spans over 100 miles North and South of Omaha, Nebraska. This acquisition allows us to further leverage our backbone network in Nebraska, to service new and developing markets. We are making a large investment into the LogaNet service area to improve and extend the current service, says Robert Hrbek, President of jagWIRELESS. "The LogaNet trade name will continue to be used. The previous owners did a great job of establishing LogaNet and equating it to be a solid Internet service company. We plan to continue to support the local community by keeping existing staff in place and opening a local storefront to better service the market", says Mr. Hrbek.

jagWIRELESS Receives Nebraska Public Service Commission Grant
jagWIRELESS recently applied for a broadband grant to construct a wireless Internet system in Nemaha County. Working with the Nemaha County Development Alliance (NCDA), jagWIRELESS compiled county facts, service needs, and infrastructure requirements and then presented a justification, to the PSC, for a network build out. After careful review, the PSC has awarded jagWIRELESS just over $76,000 in matching funds. "We are extremely excited about this project and the implications for Nemaha County" said Bob Hrbek, president of jagWIRELESS. "A lot of time and effort went into the grant application and I think we, and Nemaha county, owe a debt of gratitude to the NCDA for their help and encouragement while we pursued this grant. It isn't often that we have the opportunity to work with such a fine group of people and I hope the residents of Nemaha realize the value of the NCDA", said Hrbek. jagWIRELESS expects to be providing services by mid May in Brock, Julian, Peru, Brownville and Nemaha. Services will also be available in areas near Auburn and Johnson. jagWIRELESS expects to expand the system later this year throughout the remainder of Nemaha County.
Those that are interested in service should visit http://www.jagwireless.net/nemaha and fill out a short questionnaire.

Wireless and Hotspots in the Old Market
jagWIRELESS has completed the asset acquisition of CyberStorm Wireless and is offering wireless Broadband and HOTspot Internet service in the Old market area. Speeds up to 3Mbps will be available for as little as $25/mo. Next time you are in the Old-Market area, use your wireless enabled laptop and experience the ease of a wireless everywhere zone. jagWIRELESS is also offering fixed wireless service to the surrounding businesses and residences. Give us a call if you have a business or residence in this new service area.

Broadband @ affordable prices in Beaver Lake.
jagWIRELESS has completed the installation of equipment on the Beaver Lake water towers. We are now offering our wireless broadband services to the residents and surrounding areas at distances up to about 10 miles from either tower. We are launching our service in the area with a promotion of 768Kbps for $39.95/mo. We are so sure you'll be satisfied with our broadband service that we'll switch you from your existing broadband provider for FREE. See our coverage map for additional details.

Plattsmouth Service LIVE
jagWIRELESS has completed the installation of equipment in Plattsmouth. We are now offering our wireless broadband services to the residents and businesses surrounding the downtown area. We are launching our service in the area with a promotion of 768Kbps for $39.95/mo. We are so sure you'll be satisfied with our broadband service that we'll switch you from your existing broadband provider for FREE. See our coverage map for additional details.

October 18, 2002

High Speed Internet across the Platte River Valley.
JagWireless is now offering High Speed Internet Services throughout the Platte River Valley.  Currently our service is limited in portions of the valley but coverage should be near 100% shortly. See our coverage map for additional details.

October 8, 2002:

Buccaneer Bay is LIVE!
JagWireless is now offering High Speed Internet Services in the Buccaneer Bay area and surrounding communities.   See our coverage map for additional details.

July 2, 2002:

Buccaneer Bay (Plattsmouth, NE.):  Buccaneer Bay/Bay Hills chose JagWireless as their Wireless Broadband vendor.  JagWireless will be offering Broadband Internet services from the communities' prestigious water tower.  The Buccaneer Bay water tower is a prominent feature on the landscape of Northern Cass county and will provide coverage for many surrounding communities.  The Buccaneer Bay site will allow JagWireless to serve a considerable customer base including much of the Northern Platte river valley, Copper Dollar Cove, Hawaiian Village and the northern side of Plattsmouth.  Please contact our offices for details.

March 19, 2002:

JagWireless begins negotiations with local community leaders in the Omaha Metro area to bring High-Speed Wireless Internet to rural communities.