Service Wire Providing $1 Million For Business Center At Marshall

Service Wire Co. has committed $1 million for a business center at Marshall University, the school's foundation announced.

Service Wire Co. has committed $1 million for a business center at Marshall University, the school’s foundation announced.

Service Wire will provide funding and wire and cable products for the Brad D. Smith Center for Business and Innovation at Marshall. The Transformative Sales and Service Excellence Center will be renamed in honor of the company.

“Service Wire has a long-standing history partnering with Marshall University, and we are pleased to continue this legacy,” said Louis Weisberg, president and CEO of Service Wire.

Service Wire is a family-owned wire and cable manufacturer with locations including West Virginia, Texas and Arizona, according to a news release Wednesday from the foundation.

The new facility is to be built on a site that previously held an apartment complex. It’s expected to open in January 2024, the release said.

West Virginia Portal to Test Residents' Internet Speed

The West Virginia Broadband Enhancement Council is asking state residents to use its new test portal to accurately measure the speed of their internet service.

The council’s mission is to provide affordable and accessible broadband service throughout West Virginia. 

The speed test will provide the data to generate a broadband coverage map expected to show the presence and current level of internet service.

The test is located at https://broadband.wv.gov.

State officials say it is independently administered through a testing and analysis company and takes a few minutes.

Council Chairman Robert Hinton says it’s secure and safe for West Virginians who have internet service at their home, business or at a public facility.

He says the more public input, the more accurately they can assess what’s currently available.

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