New Stories
The cooperative difference
October is National Cooperative Month, and we are celebrating by highlighting emerging leaders in Indiana’s cooperatives. This month’s feature story showcases eight individuals who are making a difference in their co-ops and communities. As you read their profiles, you will notice a common theme: a deep commitment to the co-op culture and a genuine concern… Continue reading.
Guy wires play a critical role in community safety
BY CHRIS ADAM Guy wires can be found throughout the community. They are tensioned cables attached to utility poles, radio towers, tents, and other tall structures to help keep them stable. They are typically anchored in the ground and attached to utility poles to help support the structure against the constant pull of power lines…. Continue reading.
Get your home winter-ready
It may seem hard to believe, but winter is just around the corner. As temperatures drop, utility bills can rise. But there are some steps you can take to improve energy efficiency before the cold weather arrives. One of the best places to start is sealing air leaks. Check for drafts around windows, doors, electrical… Continue reading.
City profile: South Bend
BY NICOLE THOMAS South Bend, Indiana, is named after the bend in the St. Joseph River that curves north toward Michigan. The Potawatomi and Miami tribes used canoes to travel the river for trade and transportation. Today, visitors can experience the river through whitewater rafting, kayaking, rowing, and fishing. Cruising through history More than 100… Continue reading.
