Thank you to the more than 91% of our members who allow us to round up your bills to the nearest dollar each month to give back to the communities you belong to and we serve!

In the weeks after our December disbursement of capital credits, Noble REMC starts receiving returned checks for wrong addresses and finds there are members who have not cashed their check from the previous two years. We want to make sure you receive your cash back. That’s why we have posted a list of names to… Continue reading.

I am pleased to announce the long-awaited return to the live, in-person LaGrange County REMC Annual Meeting. This event marks a significant milestone in our journey, signaling not only our resilience but also our commitment to fostering stronger connections within our community. After a four-year absence, we are excited to welcome you back to our… Continue reading.

With warming temperatures approaching, residents will be spending more time outside, with a number working on their landscaping. For some in the more rural areas, this includes burning ditches to get rid of weeds and brush. Unfortunately, if the fire isn’t monitored closely, it results in utility poles being burned and damaged beyond repair. LaGrange… Continue reading.

April 8 marks National Lineworker Appreciation Day. We are proud to acknowledge the tireless dedication and bravery our linemen exhibit year-round. These individuals are the front-line responders when power outages strike, consistently ensuring that our homes and businesses remain connected to the electricity we depend on daily. For over 85 years, LaGrange County REMC has… 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? While we would all love to be able to do our part on Earth Day to help the environment, sometimes our schedules don’t line up. That’s why LaGrange… Continue reading.

You have likely noticed Southern Indiana Power’s crews out and about, working on power lines in our community. It’s no secret that a lineman’s job is tough — but it’s a job that’s essential and must be done. This month, as we celebrate Lineman Appreciation Day on April 8, I thought I would share some… Continue reading.

In April, we honor the lineworkers who keep the power flowing to our members. We thank them for their service and dedication. Pictured above, left to right, front row: Jarrett Hawhee, Matt Glenn, Kevin Blum, James Applegate, Derek Spath, and Clint Heeke. Bank row: Eric Faulkenberg, Brett Hubert, Scott Peter, Josh Ford, Cody Pfiefer, Max… Continue reading.

Randy Kleaving is the incumbent director for District 5. He and his wife, Dawn, live in Anderson Township in Perry County and are the parents of two sons, Blake and Adam. Kleaving has a self-employed farming operation raising grain and beef cattle. He is a retired fireman and continues to serve on the Board of… Continue reading.

Spring is here, and you can practically smell the freshly cut grass. If you’re in the market to upgrade your lawn care equipment, you may want to consider electric or battery-powered options. Gas-powered lawnmowers and trimmers may be your go-to, but times they are a-changin’. Electric lawn care equipment options are becoming more popular than… Continue reading.