By Julie Young Civic theaters are companies of performing and non-performing players dedicated to providing accessible live theatrical events to the local community. Their productions take place in a variety of venues, and their seasonal offerings may include plays, musicals, youth productions, classic works, and emerging voices. Whether in a big city or a small… Continue reading.

Your dog may own the spotlight now, but the arrival of a new baby requires adjustments, reassurance, and strategies to ensure a happy, safe interaction. Consider these tips whether you are preparing for a new child in your home or a new grandchild who will visit often. Assess the norm Determine a baseline for your… Continue reading.

Greene County is home to one of the largest wetland restoration sites in the United States — the Goose Pond Fish and Wildlife Area. Spanning more than 9,000 acres of restored prairie and marshland, the nature preserve attracts more than 12,000 visitors annually for birdwatching, fishing, and hunting. History across the trestle Known as Indiana’s… Continue reading.

Some Indiana gardeners get the mid-summer “blahs”, and our plants are no different. Summer annuals may look leggy with smaller flowers, and perennials may have too many seed heads. Flowering shrubs may be dotted with brown, dead flowers. All these “blahs” can be easily fixed.   The benefits of deadheading  Annuals like cosmos and zinnia benefit… Continue reading.

You might remember learning about caves and fossil formations years ago, but now is the time to add the magic of discovery back into your life. Indiana Caverns, located in Corydon, Indiana, welcomes visitors year-round, rain or shine, making it a perfect Midwest travel spot. Cave tours Home to one of the largest deposits of… Continue reading.

You may be planning a celebration this summer and looking to use fun decorations to help get everyone in the spirit. If you’re thinking about using balloons outdoors, you should keep safety in mind. Metal coated balloons, or Mylars, can cause significant problems and pose a public safety risk. This kindof balloon is linked to… Continue reading.

At WIN Energy REMC, our mission is to provide safe, reliable electric service at the best value to our member- consumers while supporting the communities we serve. We understand our members expect the lights to stay on at a cost they can afford. We are committed to reliably and affordably powering our local communities. Beyond… Continue reading.

PIKE CENTRAL CAREER FAIR WIN Energy REMC participated in Pike Central High Schools career fair last month. Students learned about the co-op and careers in our industry. RILEY OUTDOOR CAREER FAIR WIN Energy REMC visited students at Riley Elementary School in Vincennes for their Outside Career Fair. Classes had the chance to see one of… Continue reading.

Students with the Knox County CEO program visited the Vincennes office. Juniors and seniors from schools throughout the county learned about the cooperative business model and career opportunities in the industry and took bucket truck rides.

On May 13, WIN Energy REMC employees participated in an all-employee training day. We are excited to put what we’ve learned into action and continue providing our members with the best possible service.

Take advantage of the warmer weather to reduce home energy use. Avoid using your oven and use a grill instead. Not only will cooking outdoors eliminate the energy used to power the oven or stove, but it will also avoid raising the temperature inside your home, reducing the need for additional air conditioning. You can… Continue reading.