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Anthem Broadband πŸ“ Local, fast, reliable internet ID, NV, MT, & NV
πŸ‘‡ Check what's available at your address We build fiber internet infrastructure differently.

Anthem Broadband makes internet easy in Idaho, Eastern Oregon, Northern Nevada, and Montana, Serving over 19-thousand customers, Anthem Broadband is the largest, locally owned and operated internet provider in Idaho, with over 200 towers and five business locations to better serve our communities. Instead of using a GPON, light splitting method, we use Active Ethernet. With Active Ethernet, every subscriber gets their own strand of fiber for a direct, point-to-point connection! It is a more costly infrastructure, but we believe in building for the future. Having your own strand of fiber allows us to quickly and easily upgrade services as new technology arises without needing to tear up existing lines or damaging private property. In addition, Anthem Broadband connects all its fiber networks to a completely redundant ring, with access points in both Salt Lake and Seattle, making it one of the most robust and redundant systems available, ensuring the most uptime and reliable speeds. Anthem Broadband is also extremely skilled in the fixed wireless industry! We have over 23 years of experience and provide the greatest service and reliability by connecting all our wireless towers to the same, redundant fiber backbone. The Anthem Broadband network is also managed very closely to certify that no access point reaches more than 80 percent utilization, which means you do not slow down just because a neighbor got online. Anthem Broadband has been serving local communities since the turn of the century and we plan on being around for years to come, because taking care of our friends and neighbors is what drives us to keep growing, keep innovating, and ensuring our area receives the connectivity it needs to compete in today’s society.

10/19/2026

Ever wonder how Twin Falls got started? 🌾

In 1900, it was sagebrush. Then the Carey Act let private companies bring water to desert land, and in 1903 work began on Milner Dam on the Snake River. By 1905, canals were carrying water across the desert, and farms and families followed.

Within a few years, thousands of people called the area home. Every field you drive past today is downstream of those early decisions.

Does your family go back to the early Twin Falls tract days? Share your stories below πŸ‘‡

The more you know, with Anthem Broadband.

10/18/2026

Remember SafeLink Internet? πŸ‘‹

Long before we were Anthem Broadband, SafeLink got started right here in Rupert in 1997. Our founder, Brad, wanted a safe link to the internet as it was just coming out. That's where the name came from.

In 2020, team members who started out as employees bought the company, and we're still proudly based in Rupert.

Were you a SafeLink customer? Share your memories (and your old email address, if you still remember it πŸ˜„) in the comments πŸ‘‡

10/17/2026

Who remembers waiting on dial-up? πŸ“žπŸ’»

When we started offering wireless internet, it ran at 256 kilobits, about five times faster than dial-up, and that felt fast!

A lot has changed since then. Wireless still connects areas where fiber is tough to run, and in places like Elko and Spring Creek, Nevada, we've built fiber to about 14,000 addresses.

What was your first internet connection, and how long did a song take to download? πŸ˜„ πŸ‘‡

10/16/2026

Did you know the Rupert, Burley and Heyburn area had electric power back in 1909? ⚑

That year, the power plant at Minidoka Dam came online, the first federal hydroelectric plant in the Pacific Northwest. Its extra power went to local towns and farms, while most of rural America was still in the dark.

Most farms in the rest of the country waited until the Rural Electrification Act of 1936. That's 27 years later!

Does your family have stories about the early days of the Minidoka Project? We'd love to hear them πŸ‘‡

10/15/2026

Have you ever driven what Island Park calls the "Longest Main Street in America"? πŸ›£οΈ

Island Park, Idaho stretches 33 miles along Highway 20, and in some spots the whole town is barely wider than the road.

Why? Back in 1947, Idaho only allowed liquor sales inside city limits. So the lodge owners drew the town's borders around the highway to take in the lodges along it.

What's your favorite Island Park memory: fishing, snowmobiling, or a stop at one of the lodges along the way? πŸ‘‡

The more you know, with Anthem Broadband.

🀝 Business Spotlight: Teton CommunicationsWe recently had the privilege of completing five network jobs for Teton Commun...
09/25/2026

🀝 Business Spotlight: Teton Communications

We recently had the privilege of completing five network jobs for Teton Communications β€” including four Point-to-Point (P2P) connections that significantly reduced latency across their two-way radio communications network. πŸ’™

When communication has to be fast and reliable β€” and for two-way radio networks it absolutely does β€” latency isn't just a technical issue. It's a safety issue. We are so proud to have played a role in helping Teton Communications deliver faster, more reliable communications to the communities they serve.

This is what business broadband solutions built for real-world needs actually look like. πŸ’™

Is your business or organization ready for a connectivity solution built around what you actually need? Let's talk!

πŸ“ž 208-677-8000
πŸ”— anthembroadband.com/business

09/21/2026

Happy First Day of Fall! πŸ‚πŸŽ‰

The leaves are changing, the air is crisp, and the whole family is about to spend a lot more time indoors β€” which means one thing. Your internet is about to work harder than ever. πŸ˜„πŸ’™

More streaming. More gaming. More working from home. More kids doing homework online. Fall is basically internet season β€” and at Anthem Broadband we are ready for it.

No data caps. No throttling. No slowdowns when everyone is home at once. Just fast reliable internet that keeps up with everything fall throws at it. πŸ’ͺ

From our Anthem family to yours β€” happy first day of fall! πŸ‚ We hope it's full of good food, cozy blankets, and lightning fast WiFi. πŸ˜„πŸ’™

πŸ”— anthembroadband.com

We're heading to Shelley this weekend and we could not be more excited! πŸ₯”πŸŽ‰πŸ’™Anthem Broadband will be marching in the Spud...
09/19/2026

We're heading to Shelley this weekend and we could not be more excited! πŸ₯”πŸŽ‰πŸ’™

Anthem Broadband will be marching in the Spud Day Parade AND set up at our booth at the Idaho Spud Days Festival in Shelley, Idaho on Saturday September 19th!

Idaho Spud Days has been a beloved community tradition since 1927 β€” and this year's theme is "Red, White & Blue β€” Spud Day Through & Through" celebrating America's 250th birthday in true Idaho fashion! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡ΈπŸ₯”

With 10,000–15,000 people expected to attend there is going to be so much to see and do β€” from the Spud Day Parade and live entertainment to the Spud Picking Contest, Tator Tot Trot, 5K Spud Run, car show, co****le tournament, french fry eating contest, potato sack races and so much more! 🎑🎢

Come find us in the parade and at our booth β€” we would love to say hello to our Shelley neighbors! πŸ™ŒπŸ’™

πŸ“… Saturday September 19th, 2026
πŸ“ Shelley, Idaho
πŸ”— idahospudday.com

See you there! πŸ₯”πŸ’™

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906 S Oneida Street
Rupert, ID
83350

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 7pm

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