On Oct. 1, 2025, Southeastern Indiana REMC will implement a rate adjustment that will affect most members monthly bills. We know that any change to your electric costs raises important questions: Why now? How much will it impact me? And what resources are available to help me manage my bill? This article is designed to… Continue reading.
Reliable power is something we often take for granted until an outage strikes. At Southeastern Indiana REMC, we know how important peace of mind is when it comes to keeping your family safe and comfortable during unexpected outages. Thats why we partner with Generac to provide whole-home backup generator solutions to our members. If youve… Continue reading.
In October, electric cooperatives across the country take time to celebrate National Co-op Month and reflect on the unique advantages of being part of a cooperative. Its also the perfect time to thank you the members who make it all possible. For us, its not just a celebration. Its a chance to reaffirm the values… Continue reading.
LUKE RICKELMAN has also been hired as an apprentice lineman. He is the son of Ben and Beth Rickelman and is a member of St. Boniface Church. Rickelman enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, football and basketball. TRAVIS MAIN has been hired as an apprentice lineman. He and his wife, Morgan, have one son, Miles. Main is… Continue reading.
This month, we congratulate Sherry Schnell, operations assistant, as she marks 20 years of service with the cooperative! We appreciate her hard work and dedication to the co-op and our members.
By Chris Adam Lithium-ion batteries are regularly found in everyday items such as mobile phones and laptops. They also power devices such as e-bikes, e-scooters, electric vehicles, and systems routinely used by first responders. If you regularly travel by plane, you’re likely aware of specific concerns about lithium-ion batteries. The Federal Aviation Administration warns travelers… Continue reading.
By Natalie Derrickson In Indiana, our military heroes’ sacrifices and bravery are honored through various memorials and museums that pay tribute to those who served. From the historic battles of the Civil War to the global conflicts of the 20th century, each site offers a glimpse into the lives of the brave individuals who… Continue reading.
Because I no longer have a day job, I sometimes spend the cool, blue afternoons of autumn on a nearby creek, wandering. The stream turns and turns and turns. In fact, the Big Raccoon bends itself so often that anyone walking its banks or kayaking its water will, sooner or later, be headed in any… Continue reading.
By Veni Fields When a man from Pennsylvania meets a woman from Michigan in Texas, and they settle in Indiana and open a restaurant, the menu is bound to be eclectic. Nick and Charity Boyd’s South Side Soda Shop in Goshen has a history as colorful as its offerings. It’s tucked in a cozy neighborhood… Continue reading.
By Nicole Thomas About 30 minutes from Bloomington, Indiana, lies Owen County. In 1920, the mean center of the United States population — a statistical point representing the average location of all Americans — was located eight miles southeast of Spencer, the county seat. Today, Owen County is known for its outdoor recreation and for… Continue reading.
By Brian D. Smith Justin Morseth returned from the Iraq War a lucky man. Despite serving as an infantry captain on the front lines of the conflict, he managed to avoid serious injury. His meritorious service earned him two Bronze Stars — one with the added distinction of Valor — and when he left the… Continue reading.
