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TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Montgomery, Capital of Dreams (36117)

Spectrum in Alabama is proud to now bring its top-tier services to Montgomery, AL. Spectrum brings cable television, high-speed Internet and digital phone services to this charming Southern city, with services available on their own (except Voice) or as part of Triple Play and Double Play packages that save you money when you bundle. It's a comprehensive cable TV package in Alabama, bringing you all the cable favorites you're looking for, as well as all of the national, local and regional channels you need. Keep up with your local weather, sports and news with Spectrum Cable TV in Montgomery, AL.

Spectrum in Montgomery, AL, gives you all your regional sports networks as well, including Fox Sports South which brings you coverage of plenty of Major League Baseball, including telecasts of the Atlanta Braves, Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals. Also included is plenty of professional basketball, with coverage of the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and Memphis Grizzlies as well as all the hockey you need including teams like the Carolina Hurricanes and Nashville Predators of the NHL. We know that college football is what is considered the real deal in Alabama, so you'll also get Fox Sports South's coverage of the SEC and ACC, as well as the SEC Network so whether you're a fan of the Alabama Crimson Tide or the Auburn Tigers, you'll know where to go to see all the games and bonus coverage around.

Television isn't the only thing you'll get with Spectrum in Montgomery. You'll also have access to one of the fastest high-speed Internet services in the nation, Spectrum Internet. With Spectrum Internet in Montgomery, you'll have an always-on connection, allowing you to the surf the Web without being slowed down when sharing photos and videos, streaming movies and music or while shopping or playing games online. You can do it all with Spectrum Internet in Alabama.

You can also save more than one-third of the cost on your phone bill when you bundle Spectrum Voice with Internet, TV or both great services (Spectrum Voice is no longer available as a standalone service). With Spectrum Voice, you get unlimited local and long distance talk, meaning that no matter how many calls you make, your bill is always the same, guaranteed. This includes calls across the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, the US Virgin Islands and Guam. What's also included with Spectrum Voice are a number of popular calling features such as voicemail, caller ID and call waiting.

For one of the best cable, Internet and phone service providers in Montgomery, Alabama, you can't go wrong with Spectrum.

Get speeds up to 500 Mbps in Montgomery with Spectrum Internet in Montgomery. Also get hundreds of channels with Spectrum TV when you bundle the two.

Increase savings with the Spectrum Double Play bundle in Montgomery. Stream, download, play games and watch movies, all for an affordable price.

Simplify your bill in the best way with the Spectrum Triple Play bundle in Montgomery. Combine Spectrum Voice, TV and Internet for one good price.

Affordablility is important when it comes to home services. The Spectrum Triple Play gives you unlimited data, nationwide calling and FREE Spectrum On Demand streaming, all in one deal.

More Information About Montgomery

The city of Montgomery is the capital of the state of Alabama and also the county seat of Montgomery County. Montgomery sits in the central part of the state, about 90 miles south of Birmingham and 170 miles northeast of Mobile. The city is serviced by several major thoroughfares. Interstates I-65 and I-85 intersect in the city, and U.S. Routes 31, 80, 82, 231 and 331 are also located within the city boundaries. Nearby communities include Pratville (to the north), Selma (to the west), Hayneville (to the southwest), and Tuskeegee (to the east).

Once the capital of the Confederacy, Montgomery in its later years evolved into a key center of the Civil Rights Movement. Founded in 1819 and incorporated in 1837, Montgomery derived its name from that of Major Lemuel Putnam Montgomery, who was the first man killed in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend in 1814. The city was selected as Alabama's state capital in 1846, a few years before the onset of the Civil War, during which Alabama would be among the first southern states to secede from the Union. The Alabama State Capitol Building in Montgomery served as headquarters for the Confederacy and was the site of the inauguration of Confederate president Jefferson Davis. Although escaping major physical damage from the Civil War, Montgomery suffered from the destruction of Alabama's infrastructure after the war. The city's rebuilding effort was aided by industrial growth in the textile and agriculture industries, and the city was soon able to boast the first electric streetcar in the country and also the nation's first flight school. Orville and Wilbur Wright established the Wright Flying School in 1910, from which they conducted their first night flights on the site that is now Maxwell Air Force Base. In 1955, Montgomery again made history when Rosa Parks became a civil rights heroine when she was arrested for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white man. The reaction to this incident led to the 382-day Montgomery Bus Boycott which finally forced the city to desegregate its transit system. In 1965, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., then pastor of the Dexter Street Baptist Church and leader of the Civil Rights Movement, led the famous Civil Rights March for Justice from Selma to Montgomery. In more recent years, Montgomery has benefited from a revitalization effort and today stands as a prosperous and progressive state capital and one of the largest livestock markets and dairy centers in the southeast.

Montgomery was the part-time home of country music pioneer and Hank Williams. The legendary singer-songwriter is buried in the city. Montgomery is also home to Alabama State University (ASU).

Montgomery Arts and Recreation

The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, the oldest fine arts museum in the state, was founded in 1930 and today houses an impressive collection of American paintings, Southern regional art, Old Master prints, and decorative arts. The museum is also home to a large array of temporary exhibitions and educational programs conducted throughout the year. Another premier attraction in Montgomery is the Montgomery Zoo. Originally established in 1920, the zoo underwent a major expansion in 1989 encompassing over 48 acres and 700 different species of animals. Located on the zoo grounds is the Mann Wildlife Learning Museum, a 28,000 square-foot natural history museum dedicated to wildlife conservation. The museum includes one of the nation's finest collections of professionally presented North American wildlife in displays allowing views from all sides. One of the most popular tourist attractions in the city is DeSoto Caverns Park, housing one of the oldest recorded caves in the United States and caverns that can be explored and enjoyed by kids of all ages. Also, Montgomery is home to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Other notable locales and events in Montgomery include the following:

The State Capitol: Built in 1850 First White House of the Confederacy Dexter Avenue United Methodist Church Blount Cultural Park Fun Zone Skate Center of Montgomery, Inc. Jubilee City Fest Alabama Highland Games TavernFest Alabama National Fair Glenn Miller Annual Concert Montgomery Holiday Lights Festival at the Zoo Southeastern Livestock Rodeo Thanksgiving Day Parade and Turkey Classic Montgomery Christmas Parade

Although there are no major league pro sports teams in Alabama, Montgomery is home to a minor league professional baseball team. The Montgomery Biscuits of the Southern League, who play in the city's Riverwalk Stadium, are the Minor League Double-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Fans of collegiate sports can take in some NCAA Division I action played by Alabama State's Hornets. The University's sports teams participate in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). Less than an hour away in nearby Auburn are the Auburn University Tigers, whose football games constitute major fall events in that city.

View the Spectrum Channel Lineup for Montgomery, AL 36104, 36105, 36106, 36107, 36108, 36109, 36110, 36111, 36112, 36113, 36114, 36115, 36116, 36117 and 36130

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