What are the smallest towns that are the best configured for remote workers?

As a remote worker in Kansas, I was thinking about this the other day, and how some places are trying to incentivize people to move there. If someone wanted a super quiet, slow pace of life, but had some base requirements to effectively work remotely, where would you send people?

This would consider things like fiber internet and cell coverage (both of these would pretty much be a must), proximity to an airport, number and availability of baseline amenities (grocery store, gas station, bar [hey, bars can be important], etc), housing inventory and its quality, schools, medical treatment, etc. Obviously a small town won't have all that - it's more a question of which places offer the best constellation of those things while still being "small."