NNTC Goes Streaming
Television has changed a lot over the years. From our satellite television offerings that began in 1983 to the introduction of fiber-delivered digital TV in 2014, NNTC has continued to evolve alongside the technology our customers use every day.
Now, our next generation of TV service is here: NNTV Streaming!
NNTV Streaming allows customers to watch their NNTV service through popular streaming devices such as Roku, Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, tablets, and smartphones. The service provides the same channel lineup customers receive today, delivered through an easy-to-use app.
For customers who choose NNTV Streaming, the service includes:
• Access on up to 10 devices
• Streaming on up to 3 devices simultaneously
• The ability to watch on compatible phones and tablets
• All channels delivered in high definition (HD)
• NO Fiber Fast Internet usage data charges while streaming NNTV
If you’ve ever used streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, or YouTube TV, the NNTV Streaming experience will feel very familiar.
One of the biggest advantages of streaming technology is flexibility. Without the need for set-top boxes, NNTV Streaming makes it possible to access your programming on a variety of devices, whether you’re at home or on the go.
As technology continues to evolve, NNTC remains committed to providing services that meet the changing needs of our customers while delivering the local support you’ve come to expect.
Weston’s Past Comes Alive at 150th Celebration
Historical items highlighting Weston’s rich history were among the many attractions organized by the Weston 150 Committee, pictured. (front, left to right) Shari Reeson, Peg Bouc, Shelly Pleskac, Barbara Opp & Carol Meduna; (back, left to right) Jeffrey Woita, Curtis Havelka, Paul Pleskac, Ervin Opp and Ronald Walla. Not pictured: Jennifer Brothers
Congratulations to the NNTC community of Weston, Nebraska, located seven miles west of Wahoo, on your 150th Birthday! Last month, Weston hosted dozens of events to commemorate the milestone.
The celebration kicked off Friday, June 12 with an NNTC-sponsored Coffee Open House featuring homemade kolaches prepared by folks at St. John’s Church.
Later that evening, community members gathered for the opening ceremony, highlighted by the unearthing of a time capsule buried on July 4, 1976, when Weston celebrated its centennial.
After plenty of digging, the massive time capsule was lifted from the ground by crane and opened with sledgehammers. The contents were remarkably well preserved.
Among the items discovered were newspaper clippings, planning committee meeting notes, a flag, bicentennial Falstaff beer, a bottle of brandy, $2 bills, stickers, buttons, an almanac, a telephone book and a Weston bicentennial plate, just to name a few.
Other activities throughout the weekend included a kolache tasting contest, water fights, a parade, a vintage baseball game and live music, giving visitors plenty to see and do.
The celebration was a wonderful reminder of the rich history and strong community spirit that continue to make Weston a special place to call home.
To learn more about the Weston 150 celebration, visit the “Weston 150” Facebook group.
Plans are underway for a new time capsule to be buried in Weston this year!
