The small mountain hamlet of Guffey is finally one step closer to the 21st century with the first work on the new high-speed Internet tower for the Guffey Community Charter School.
When The Flume visited the site with Neal Schuerer, Congressman Doug Lamborn’s district director, and Guffey resident Bill Betz on Wednesday, July 16, the 50-foot pole was up, towering over the site and easily visible from downtown Guffey.
The shed, which will house all the solar equipment, was being installed under the watchful eyes of school Principal Pam Moore. High-speed Internet has been a school dream for many years.
