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Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback Kurt Warner to Help Identify Coaches Impacting Their Communities U.S. Cellular’s Most Valuable Coach program is returning to honor high school coaches who lead by example, strengthen their teams and give back to their

U.S. Cellular recently partnered with the Tennessee Smokies to host a Little League Takeover for Bearden Youth Sports. U.S. Cellular associates and Tennessee Smokies employees welcomed participants of the Bearden Youth Sports organization for an exciting minor league baseball experience.

Wireless provider celebrates Thanksgiving at Knox Area Rescue Ministries On Thanksgiving, U.S. Cellular associates spent their holiday providing free phone calls and internet access at the annual Thanksgiving Day meal hosted by Knox Area Rescue Ministries. The wireless provider also

As a part of its sponsorship of BOO! at the Zoo, U.S. Cellular is bringing a virtual reality experience to the festive Halloween event at Zoo Knoxville with its “Middle of Anywhere Mobile Tour.” Attendees who visit the U.S. Cellular

Keith Henry of Harriman, Tony Lambert of Oneida are among top 50 nominees Today, U.S. Cellular announced that the top 50 nominees for the company’s Most Valuable Coach program are posted on TheMostValuableCoach.com. Keith Henry from Coalfield High School in

U.S. Cellular and YWCA Knoxville hosted a ribbon-cutting on Sept. 19 to celebrate the opening of the U.S. Cellular Technology Center at the organization’s downtown location. U.S. Cellular funded $10,000 to complete the project. “At U.S. Cellular, we want to

Wireless carrier teams up with College Football Hall of Fame Coach Barry Alvarez to find inspirational high school football head coaches Today U.S. Cellular launched the Most Valuable Coach program, a campaign to highlight and recognize current high school football

U.S. Cellular helps customers set up convenient payments on the go Forty-five percent of smartphone owners would rather live without their wallets than their smartphones, according to a recent U.S. Cellular consumer survey*. In fact, 65 percent report never leaving

With wireless devices more prevalent than ever, National Cellphone Courtesy Month provides an opportunity for smartphone users to reevaluate their “mobile manners” and ensure they’re aware of common etiquette tips. A recent U.S. Cellular survey1 reveals the very people who

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month and it’s safe to say distracted driving has become a relevant issue over the last few years deserving attention and education. With drivers both young and old on the streets, staying attentive on the road is more important than ever. In 2013, there were 3,154 deaths in relation to distracted driving. Distracted driving is not limited to using a mobile device, but also includes eating, drinking, grooming and talking to passengers. Smartphone devices, such as the iPhone 6s and the Galaxy S7, can be paired with wireless accessories to increase safety and maintain productivity on the road.