Gateway Fiber's expansion to Union is part of the company's ongoing commitment to providing reliable and affordable internet service to underserved areas in Missouri. The company has served customers since 2019 and has built a reputation for providing super-reliable internet, excellent customer service, and competitive pricing.

A new high-speed fiber optic internet service is coming to St. Peters. Local internet provider Gateway Fiber has started constructing its network around the Mexico Road and Mid-Rivers Mall Drive area as it begins offering new service to area residents and businesses this summer.

Deanna Burnette never gave much thought to the quality of her Internet service. Then she moved to a new house in the middle of the pandemic with startlingly slow service.

High-speed fiber optic internet provider Gateway Fiber is proud to announce a new financial partnership with CBRE Investment Management, a leading global real assets investment management firm.

More residents in Lincoln and Warren counties will soon have access to high-speed fiber optic internet, thanks to $25.4 million awarded to Gateway Fiber by the state of Missouri as part of $261 million the state received through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Broadband Infrastructure Grant Program.

The first Gateway fiber customers in Washington, MO, started the new year with their brand-new fiber optic internet service installed and activated.

Gateway Fiber announced today it began building its 100% fiber-optic broadband internet network in northwest Lincoln County, one of the first Missouri areas benefitting from a $42 million NTIA grant designed to expand broadband internet coverage in underserved communities. Gateway was awarded $10 million of this grant funding, the largest share among Missouri recipients.

Gateway Fiber held a groundbreaking ceremony on October 4 at the Washington Chamber of Commerce accompanied by Mayor Doug Hagedorn and several other civic leaders to announce the official start of construction for Gateway's high-speed network in Washington, MO.

Gateway Fiber and the city of Washington, MO, have announced a new high-speed fiber-optic internet services provider coming to the area. Gateway Fiber, a rapidly expanding local fiber-optic internet provider, will fund the construction project.

Gateway Fiber has been awarded $10 million as part of a $42 million grant to the State of Missouri from the National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA) to expand broadband internet coverage in underserved communities.

As part of Gateway Fiber’s ongoing community outreach efforts, Lincoln County-based charity Buddy Bags received a donation of $2,840 in groceries from Gateway, thanks to “Gateway Gives: Dining Out for Buddy Bags,” a customer appreciation event hosted by Big Sticky’s Barbecue in Troy on October 9.

Summertime means county fairs: music, rides, livestock contests, funnel cakes – all the elements that make county fairs fun! This summer, Gateway Fiber supported the fairs in Warren, Lincoln, and St. Charles counties.

ST. CHARLES, Missouri (May 17, 2021) — Gateway Fiber announced today it is beginning construction in St. Peters and St. Charles. This follows its recent fiber construction in Wentzville which started in April and is part of a $150 million investment over three years.

A new internet service provider based in Jonesburg plans to bring its high-speed fiber optic network to Warrenton.

Gateway Fiber Holdings, LLC (“Gateway Fiber”), a leading developer of fiber-to-the-home broadband networks in the St. Louis metropolitan area, announced that they have received a significant growth equity investment from Crosstimbers Capital Group (“Crosstimbers”).