New Cell Towers Boost Connectivity in Buchanan County, Virginia
Six new cell towers have been constructed in Buchanan County, Virginia, significantly expanding cellular service along a 20-mile stretch of Highway 460. This development addresses long-standing connectivity issues in the region, which previously suffered from limited mobile communication access. The project, costing $4.4 million, was a collaborative effort involving both public and private investments. The goal of this initiative is to improve mobile communication for residents, commuters, and businesses, thereby fostering economic growth and enhancing public safety. The expanded service is expected to benefit schools, homeowners, and individuals traveling through the area, providing more reliable access to cellular networks.