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Tennessee Wireless will post its wireless data radios on six Centerville water towers and the roof of the golf course club-house, under a lease approved by the Board of Aldermen on November 13.

The Centerville company already operates a wireless system in several locations, including the water tower on Grinders Switch Road. The new water tower locations are: Columbia Avenue, Water Tower Road, Mobley Ridge and Nine Mile Road, and on Highway 100 West near Freeman Wood Products, in Centerville and Plesantville.

Paul Vaughn, Tennessee Wireless’s President, said it may take a year to erect all the wireless boxes. Work will begin at the golf course, in the Skyview Drive area, and he expects the unit near Freeman, serving the Brushy area, to be next.

“We may not use all of them,” Vaughn said. “We’ve got to grow in a sustained model.”

Interested residents can make request for service via a form that is accessible at www.tennwireless.com.

Vaughn said Tennessee Wireless recently completed a fiber upgrade, and purchased Orb Wireless of Lobelville. That step helps establish a long-term goal: developing a loop that includes Linden and Lobelville, so the service “can have a complete circle.”

The company’s 10-year lease with the Town of Centerville specifies that Tennessee Wireless will pay the town $50 per month per radio for the first six months, then $100 a month after that; and, after the first year, another $50 per month if more than two radios are placed in service at any one of the locations.

Tennessee Wireless expanding through agreement with town – Brad Martin – HIckman County Times

Tennessee Wireless is pleased to announce the purchase of OrbWireless in Lobelville, TN. Orbwireless has been serving the Lobelville community for several years and we are happy to incorporate them into the Tennessee Wireless network.

Over the coming Months we expect to upgrade and expand the network in Lobelville to serve more of the town’s residence with faster speeds and more reliable service.

For more information about service at your home or business in Lobelville, please contact us.

Tennessee Wireless is pleased to announce that our first fiber link to the World Wide Web has been installed and is fully operational.

All Tennessee Wireless customers are now enjoying the added benefits of a high quality fiber internet connection that is beamed directly to their home or office via advanced wireless technology.

Interested in high quality fiber internet, with no download limits and no long term contracts?  Check out how to Get Started.

Tennessee Wireless is pleased to offer High Speed Internet access to the Grinder’s Switch area.  Our network technicians invested the better part of this year building a first class network infrastructure and testing our network capacity and we are excited to announce the launch of our first service area!  If you live within a few miles of the Agricultural Center, this announcement is for you!

The detailed service area and future areas identified for expansion are highlighted on the service map below.   The current service area is highlighted in green and future expansion areas are shown in yellow.

If you live in or near the coverage area we may be able to serve your house with high-speed Internet access, that is not based on antiquated satellite technology.  To move your web experience into the 21st century and experience the web beyond the limits of a satellite, register here.  A service technician will respond to your request and contact you for a pre-installation consultation and may schedule an installation at your convenience.  If you have other questions please contact us here or by phone at 931.994-6899.

Tennessee Wireless has launched it’s first Wifi HotSpot in time for the 4th of July celebration! You may have noticed the TW_HotSpot stickers around the town square.

To log on point your WiFi connection to our SSID; TW_HotSpot and follow the directions to create your account.

The prices start at $.99 for 1 hour, $2.99 for half day, and $4.99 for a full day.