ALT Handwritten front page of “The Lantana Dr. Weekly,” dated Friday, April 17, 2026, featuring an “Internet Provider Interview.” The article reads, “On Wednesday, at Bob and Lilia’s house, a new internet service was installed. Sonic is a fiber-optic internet company that has the fastest service on the West Coast. They were hooking up the fiber-optic cables from an LCP (local connection point) on a nearby telephone pole. The process is finished by testing at Sonic’s HQ in Sonoma County. Highland Park is a relatively new area for Sonic. Another connection was being made at the street’s bottom. This was all done by cherry pickers and a drop crew that works in the field. I interviewed the supervisor for this information. You can get Sonic service in the neighborhood now! The interview was very interesting, and I enjoyed it!” The page is written in pen with uneven lettering and bordered like a newspaper column.

ALT Outdoor neighborhood newspaper stand labeled “LDW” painted bright orange, positioned beneath a street sign. Above the box, two posted sheets include instructions for a $1 honor‑system newspaper purchase and a colorful sign reading “NEW ISSUE AVAILABLE NOW $1.” The stand sits beside a sidewalk with trees and greenery in the background under sunny daylight.

ALT Two Sonic Field Service team members in Southern California, one smiling and throwing two thumbs up from within the bucket on a Sonic bucket truck and the other smiling and standing in front of the back of the truck, holding a Stop sign.

ALT Two people are sitting on the ground indoors with their heads down. One is wearing a Sonic cap, and the other is wearing an Oakland Ballers baseball cap. Mounted on the wall behind them is a transition box and a Sonic Fiber-optic Internet ONT.

ALT Graphic featuring a top banner in neon blue with the words “DALLAS EXPANSION” written across it in black. Underneath, there is a photo of Sonic Field Service Lead Austin working on an installation for a home in Dallas. Below the photo, there is a quote by Stephen Bradley, VP at Sonic, that reads, “For a region that’s become a landing spot for companies and remote workers, the quality and cost of connectivity is increasingly a real business and quality of life issue.” The quote is written in neon blue, and the background is black.

ALT Sonic team member posing while in the bucket of a bucket truck in Dallas before completing the fiber drop for a new Sonic member

ALT Sonic field service team member in Los Angeles County standing beside the Sonic truck and throwing up a thumbs up

ALT Sonic’s MDU Team posing together and smiling in front of the Sonic Communities Van in Los Angeles County

ALT A Sonic field service technician standing in front of a Sonic member's home, throwing up two peace signs.

ALT A photo of a cartoon strip hand-drawn on a whiteboard. In the first square, an exasperated, sad stick figure holds a phone up to their ear as hold music plays. A caption at the top of the cartoon square reads. “47 min ON HOLD.” In the second square, the hold music has paused, and a speech bubble with “...” is coming out of the phone. The stick figure is staring at the phone in anticipation, eyes wide, hoping someone is about to answer their call. In the third square, the speech bubble coming out of the phone reads, “Your call is very important to us. Please hold for the next available representative.” The phone is glowing red, and the stick figure looks very disturbed and disappointed. In the final square, the phone is now sitting on the floor. Music notes waft up from it as the stick figure holds their face in their hands while sitting on the floor, looking completely exasperated and defeated, like they’re losing their mind. Flames surround them. Total chaos; you know the feeling.

ALT A neighborhood cat walking alongside a Sonic Field Service Operator on the sidewalk. A Sonic Field Service Lead is walking towards them from the opposite direction, wearing shades.

ALT Manny, a Field Service Operator with Sonic, is throwing a thumbs-up from the bucket on his bucket truck to all of our amazing members!

ALT A bullet point list handwritten in black marker on a whiteboard that reads: “-Taco Bell shouldn’t discontinue their Quesarito -GTA VI shouldn’t take 12 years to release -Your favorite show shouldn’t get canceled on a cliffhanger -Dunkey should never EVER stop making videos -And your duo partner’s internet SHOULDN’T lag because they don’t have Sonic” The word “internet” is double underlined in blue ink. A Sonic-branded sticker that reads, “Sonic. Fiber-optic Internet” is stuck to the whiteboard on the right side of the list.

ALT Three Sonic drop crew team members (L to R Charles, Nick, and Miguel) standing together smiling in front of one of the Sonic trucks after our first Dallas member's home was successfully hooked up with 10 Gig internet.

ALT Sonic field service technician Les crouched, working with fiber on the outside of a home, the first one we installed in Dallas

ALT Sonic field service lead Austin standing and smiling in front of a transition box. Austin is wearing shades and repping the Sonic sweatshirt.

ALT “Eye (Dallas)” sculpture created by artist Tony Tasset outside of The Joule in Dallas

ALT Photograph of a handwritten to-do list sitting on a wooden table with a Sonic-branded pen sitting beside it that reads: "To-Do List -Install LED strips -Beat that one game (without dying) -Win an argument online -Build stream community to 10K -Download more RAM -Defeat loneliness -Get faster internet" "Get faster internet" is already crossed off the list.

ALT Sonic field service team member working with the fiber strand in preparation for an installation (our first one in Dallas)!

ALT Two Sonic Fiber field service team members wearing shades, smiling, and standing in front of one of our trucks. The guy to the right is pointing to the guy on the left because he’s the man.

ALT Three Sonic Fiber field sales team members are out on the street with door hangers and the good news that we’re expanding in the neighborhood.

ALT Three Sonic Fiber field service team members with arms around each other, smiling and throwing up peace signs to all of our awesome members