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By Kevin Allen Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to hear a presentation Monday that might reveal the future of highspeed Internet in the county.
Culpeper-based Virginia Broadband will be talking to the board about a plan that could provide highspeed Internet access to 75 percent of the county’s population.
The company has proposed building several Rappahannock facilities, which would include small microwave dishes mounted on 80-foot wooden poles. Two areas of the county that would not be served are Amissville and Chester Gap, where Comcast Digital Wireless service is already available.
The board gave approval at its March meeting for
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