August marks Back-to-School Safety Month, a time when families prepare for a new school year by reviewing routines, packing backpacks, and talking about ways to stay safe. While many of those conversations focus on school buses, crosswalks, and traffic safety, it’s also a great opportunity to remind children how to stay safe around electrical equipment… Continue reading.

In June, participants in Marshall County REMC’s 4-H Electric Program had the unique opportunity to tour a new home under construction on Pretty Lake. The unfinished home gave students a rare behind-the-scenes look at the electrical system that powers a home — something most people never get to see once the drywall is installed. As… Continue reading.

One of the things that makes Kankakee Valley REMC different is that we’re owned by the people we serve. That means by receiving your electricity from us, you are more than just a customer. You’re a member-owner, and one of the most important ways you can make your voice heard is by voting in your… Continue reading.

Did you know that, as a KV REMC member, you have a direct say in who leads our co-op? Voting in the board of directors election is one of the most important ways you can be involved — whether you’re new here or have been a member for years. Your vote helps ensure our co-op… Continue reading.

VOTING STARTS ON AUG. 21 Learn more about the fellow members running for the board of directors by viewing their biographies online at kvremc.com. Candidate information and video biographies will also be available before you cast your ballot. Each KV REMC member may cast one vote in each district up for election.

Important notice: Please read!  If you plan to attend the Member Appreciation Day and Annual Business Meeting, don’t forget to bring your registration card. It makes check-in quick and easy, and it’s also your ticket to enter our prize drawing.  You will find your registration card on the back of the September Indiana Connection magazine,… Continue reading.

Three students took the trip of a lifetime to Washington, D.C., as part of the Indiana Youth Tour. Bradley Irzyk, a student at North Judson-San Pierre High School, and Nigel Thompson and Kaitlan Dorman, both students at Knox High School, had the chance to visit the nation’s capital, learn about government, experience American history, and… Continue reading.