By Natalie Derrickson Despite the frost of winter, ruffly, sunny daffodils and show-stopping tulips command spring’s arrival, carpeting once-barren earth with confirmation that the new season is here. These gorgeous blooms and more welcome guests gazing in the Spring Garden at Wellfield Botanic Gardens in Elkhart, whose north promenade is known for its vibrancy —… Continue reading.
By Chris Adam Electricity helps make our lives easier, but it also poses serious risks. May is National Electrical Safety Month — a time to focus on potential home electrical hazards and how to reduce the risk of injury or death for ourselves and our families. “We believe National Electrical Safety Month is an important… Continue reading.
A few years ago, Andrew Turpen, owner of Junior’s Delicatessen in Batesville, Indiana, realized his career needed a change. While he enjoyed working in education, a discussion with his sister-in-law opened his eyes. Turpen knew he had the food-industry experience and knowledge to open his own quick-service restaurant. “If my sister-in-law had never cared enough… Continue reading.
By Brian D. Smith In February 2025, only two months before the grand reopening of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum, the most valuable car in the collection was no longer in the building — or even on the same continent. The 1954 Mercedes-Benz Streamliner, a legendary Grand Prix winner, sat on display in Stuttgart, Germany,… Continue reading.
By Nicole Thomas Warrick County’s first town, Newburgh, Indiana, was initially called Sprinklesburgh after its founder, John Sprinkle. By the 1850s, Newburgh had become one of the largest riverports on the Ohio-Mississippi River. Later, Newburgh served as a key stop on the Underground Railroad and was the first northern town captured by Confederates during the… Continue reading.
As CEO of LaGrange County REMC, I have the unique privilege of seeing firsthand what it truly takes to keep the lights on for our members. In April, we take time to pause and recognize the brave men who make that possible every single day — our linemen. When storms impact our communities and outages… Continue reading.
Spring is a season of renewal — and a great time to refresh your energy habits, too! As temperatures begin to warm and daily routines shift, a few small changes around your home can add up to meaningful energy savings. LaGrange County REMC is committed to helping our members use energy wisely while keeping homes… Continue reading.
At LaGrange County REMC, your voice matters. As a member-owner of your electric cooperative, you play an important role in shaping our future — and one of the most important ways to do that is by voting in the annual board of directors’ election. Members who choose to vote online will receive a $5 bill… Continue reading.
Earth Day, held on April 22, aims to shine a light on the environment and the steps we can take to protect it. But did you know? • The first Earth Day was in 1970. • Earth Day is now celebrated by more than 190 countries and 5,000 environmental agencies. • More than 1 billion… Continue reading.
To help us celebrate Lineman Appreciation Day, take a look at what the world looks like from a lineman’s point of view.
Steuben County REMC has welcomed a new leader. Steven Kahle joined the cooperative as Chief Executive Officer on Feb. 2, bringing nearly two decades of experience in the electric cooperative industry. Kahle began his cooperative career at Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative in Ohio, where he spent 14 years and advanced from staking technician to engineering… Continue reading.
