AFN - Ashland Fiber Network

AFN Is Your Community Owned Cable Television and High Speed Internet Service. . .

Ashland Home Net

Ashland Home Net is an Internet Service Provider and a full service computing technology provider. Ashland Home Net has teamed with Ashland Fiber Network to offer you high speed Internet connections with the best support and service in Ashland.

Hunter Communications

Hunter Communications is a homegrown internet and voice provider. We’ve been serving Oregon since 1994. As a local company, Hunter has roots in our community. We serve our neighbors, friends, and local community organizations. For decades, Hunter has partnered with community members. We provide free or discounted internet and voice services to key entities like the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport, our local schools, and other government agencies.

Project A, Inc.

Project A is Southern Oregon’s longest standing developer of custom database applications and proud recipient of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce 1998 Manufacturing Business of the Year Award. Project A is a privately-held corporation whose principal owners are Jim Teece and Dena Matthews.

Sis-Q Cellular LLC

Sis-Q Cellular, LLC is a locally owned and operated Authorized agent for U.S. Cellular and has been doing business in the cellular industry since 1991. The Ashland store is Sis-Q's sixth Southern Oregon location, and we couldn't be more excited to immerse ourselves into this vibrant community...

Spectrum Business

At Spectrum Business, we help businesses achieve better results by delivering reliable Internet, Ethernet, Phone and Enhancement solutions. We offer a wide range of products - from high-quality broadband services to phone systems and top-tier digital TV and Music, that are flexible and can meet the demands of growing businesses.

Websight Design Inc

Websight Design is a full-service website agency with a friendly vibe. Founded in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1995, our experience since the launch of the internet boom is our greatest strength and distinction . . .