• First, I know that many have been praying for our staff and company and we appreciate and are humbled by the outpouring. The hearing on Friday went very well. We told our story and supported it with facts. We were also able to shed light on many of the city's allegations which made our case even stronger.

    Apr 25,
  • Dear SEMO.net Cable Internet Customers, Don't fret! The email below is only to help you understand a "worst case scenario." We don't think any of this will be necessary, but we also want you to know that we are planning for everything! We do not anticipate losing our injunction hearing on April 22. We are asking the Court to prevent the City from terminating our access to the network until we have our day in court. However,

    Apr 12,
    - by semoadmin
  • Today SEMO.net received a counterclaim from the City of Poplar Bluff with three counts claiming that SEMO.net has not paid all invoices in full and owes $120,000. We want to assure the citizens of Poplar Bluff that we filed a letter of dispute with every payment made since the new rates went into effect last fall. We filed our dispute according to the process stated in the "Municipal Utilities and City Cable Policy Manual Appendix C" and filed an appeal as explained in step S3:03. However, the city did not schedule a de novo dispute hearing before the Municipal Utilities Advisory Board after we asked on a number of occasions for the dispute hearing to be scheduled.

    Apr 07,
  • Dear SEMO.net cable Internet customer, Sadly, Monday evening the City Council voted to change the date to end Open Access from mid-October to May 9th. SEMO.net has filed a Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order in an attempt to prevent the City from carrying out this newest ordinance.

    Apr 05,
    - by semoadmin
  • UPDATE: Judge Pritchett recused himself and neither Clarkson nor Bloodworth would take the case. We are currently awaiting the Missouri Supreme Court to assign a judge to our case. Our Temporary Restraining Order hearing was originally scheduled for 1:30 today (Thursday), we hope that a judge will be assigned prior to City Council's meeting on Monday evening. ORIGINAL POST: In an effort to keep our customers up to date on SEMO.net's legal proceedings, I wanted to share with you our newest filing.

    Mar 30,

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