Orange County Business Journal · Fort Riley, KS
HomeTechnology Newsletter FeedTechnology Boldyn’s Wi-Fi Service Expanded at Fort Riley Fort Wainwright Access to U.S.-based support around the clock By Kevin Costelloe November 10, 2026 65 The U.S. Army has expanded BaseNet, a fully managed residential Wi-Fi service offered by Boldyn Networks, beyond its initial pilot locations at Fort Riley, Kansas, and Fort Wainwright, Alaska, the Irvine-based company said in a statement yesterday. Financial details were not released. The expansion will bring high-speed, fully managed Wi-Fi to all permanent party barracks at both installations through an Intergovernmental Support Agreement with the University of Alaska, Fairbanks. BaseNet gives soldiers individual accounts, high-speed connectivity and access to U.S.-based support around the clock. Under the expanded service, each soldier will receive an individual account supporting up to 10 personal devices, with speeds of up to 1 Gbps across those devices at no cost to the soldier.
Stillwater News Press · Manhattan, KS
Nearby: Manhattan, KSGetting your Trinity Audio player ready... A piece of Oklahoma State coach Eric Morris’ roots in college football resurfaced when his team had its back to the wall.In a room in Manhattan, Kansas, Morris passed out copies of “The Little Engine that Could” to read together, hoping to spark some belief in the Cowboys after a demoralizing loss and before another road test. It was an unorthodox approach, and one that Morris can’t take credit for. He was just following in the steps of his coach.kAm“x E@@< 2 A286 7C@> |:<6 {6249’D 3@@<[” |@CC:D D2:5]k^Am kAm|@CC:D A=2J65 7@C E96 =686?52CJ 4@249 {6249 2E %6I2D %649 7C@> a__d\_g[ 2?5 96 H6?E E9C@F89 D@>6 @7 E9@D6 D2>6 3@@<\4=F3 DEJ=6 C625:?8D @7 E92E DE@CJ 2E E62> >66E:?8D]k^AmkAm|@CC:D’ A2DE 2E %6I2D %649 92D D92A65 9:D 42C66C] xE 96=A65 9:> 86E 9:D DE2CE :?
The Leavenworth Times · Green, KS
Nearby: Green, KSThe Leavenworth County Courthouse is illuminated in green. The courthouse has been illuminated in green at night for the past week in observance of Operation Green Light, which honors veterans. John Richmeier Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close Trending Posts: 35 Featured Local Savings -