If ingredients like flour, butter, and sugar and phrases like “ooey gooey” can combine to create a pocket-sized trademark, Rosie’s Place, in three northside Indianapolis locations, may have crafted a perfect recipe. When owners Debbi and Michael Bourgerie moved to the area from St. Louis and decided to open a breakfast, brunch, and lunch restaurant… Continue reading.
By Stephanie Bernaba In the remote Guatemalan mountains along the Mexican border, nearly 200 homes around the village of Palmira were illuminated for the first time as lineworkers from Indiana’s electric cooperatives brought electricity — and hope — through their volunteer mission with Project Indiana. The trip, which took place between January and February of… Continue reading.
In the quiet hours before dawn breaks, while many people are still tucked in our beds, lineworkers begin their day, often clad in flame-resistant clothing, safety goggles, rubber gloves, and thick, heavy boots. They are the individuals who epitomize dedication to service in its purest form. As we celebrate Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 18, this… Continue reading.
While supplies last, members are invited to stop by the office and pick up a free copy of the 2025 Indiana Festival Guide. We invite members use our drive-thru for quick and easy pick up. There are also a few copies of the 2025 Cooperative Calendar of Student Art and the 2025 Farmers’ Almanac still… Continue reading.
As spring approaches, so does the increased risk of severe weather. Last year, we experienced multiple outages due to storms, and we want to ensure our members are prepared. Here are some important safety tips to follow before and after a storm. Before the storm Charge your devices. Keep your phone fully charged, and consider… Continue reading.
The Marshall County REMC staff and board would like to thank each of our lineworkers for their dedication to the cooperative and its members!
In January, Linda Emenaker retired from her position as a customer service representative after 17 years of service at Marshall County REMC. The REMC staff was beyond grateful to get the chance to work with Linda and were happy to celebrate this milestone with her. Congrats, Linda!
Collin Snyder Marshall County REMC welcomes Collin Snyder to the line crew. Snyder is from Bremen and previously worked as a construction line apprentice for NIPSCO. In his spare time, he enjoys farming, golfing, volunteering for the Bremen Fire Department, and spending time with family and friends. Thad Kovach Marshall County REMC welcomes Thad Kovach… Continue reading.
National Work Zone Awareness Week is April 21-25. Be mindful of lineworkers on the job. Work zones also include utility crews who work along the roadsides to build, repair and maintain the highway of electric power lines. When motorists see the orange work zone warning signs and vehicles with flashing amber lights, they should slow down and prepare… Continue reading.
