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Heading out of town for a while? Don’t pay for service you’re not using. BEK can pause your phone, internet, or TV for up to a year. Find out how.

Fall project season is here, but before you plant that tree or set that fence post, there’s one free call that could save you a costly (or dangerous) surprise.

One-hundred thirty three gallons of sauerkraut, thousands of hungry visitors, one small town! Wishek’s Sauerkraut Day hits 101 years on October 3. Find out why people drive across the country for it.

Snowed in for four days with no way to reach his family, one founding BEK member vowed to bring telephone service to rural North Dakota.

Have a project your community needs? Two BEK grant programs close September 30. One deadline, two changes to fund it.

A 100-year-old Rosie the Riveter’s handmade quilts are making their way from Steele, ND, all the way to Washington, D.C.

Packers fans, listen up! All three preseason games air only on BEK TV this August… No NFL Network required.

Six years running. 2 hosts. 3 categories. BEK TV just had its biggest Best of the Best nomination ever, and it’s all thanks to you. Find out how to vote now!

See how technology has built modern agriculture, and why it matters this Farmworkers Appreciation Day.

CEO Derrick Bulawa shares good news: BEK is now approved to offer Lifeline assistance to qualifying Valley City households.

Your account, your rules… but only if your authorized contacts are current. Learn what CPNI is and why keeping that list updated protects your business.

BEK TV is nominated for the sixth year in a row, and two hosts move on to the voting round. Plus, a surprise nomination. Voting opens July 22.

Public Wi-Fi is convenient, but it comes with real risks. Here’s what to watch for and a few simple habits that help keep your personal information safe.

Don’t put them on hold forever. Learn to transfer calls on your Yealink phone in just a few steps. Watch the how-to video now!

Your router protects every device in your home, but is it secure? Here’s what security experts say every household should know and do.