The equipment and the range are set up and ready for Junior League participants. Thanks in part to funding from Operation Round Up, the Iroquois Archery Club (IAC) is preparing for its biggest season yet of the Junior League youth program — now the largest youth archery league in the state of Indiana. The six-week… Continue reading.
I find myself standing at the close of one chapter and the beginning of another as I retire from Jasper County REMC. It’s both humbling and deeply meaningful to look back on two decades of growth, challenge, and community, and to realize how much we have accomplished together. Twenty-one years ago, after completing my computer… Continue reading.
OFFICE CLOSURES Our office will be closed on Dec. 24 and 25 for Christmas. We will also close at 11: 30 a.m. on Dec. 31 and remain closed all day on Jan. 1 in observance of New Year’s. SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Do you want your small business highlighted in Indiana Connection? Call our office or… Continue reading.
Capital credits have been issued to Jasper County REMC members. These credits were received by the cooperative in 2024 from Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA), our generation and transmission cooperative, which procures our power. The Jasper County REMC Board of Directors has decided that our members should have the WVPA credits. Active members should see… Continue reading.
Capital credits of less than $600 have been applied to your account if due to you. Credits of more than $600 have been returned via check if the proper paperwork is on file. A list of unclaimed capital credits is on our website. If you see anyone you know listed, please let them know to… Continue reading.
PAGE DAY • INDIANA YOUTH TOUR • COOPERATIVE STUDENT ART CONTEST BRUCE AND SHARON NESIUS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP • 4-H ELECTRIC The application process is now open for Indiana Page Day, the Indiana Youth Tour, and the Bruce and Sharon Nesius Memorial Scholarships. The Cooperative Student Art Contest is accepting submissions. We also have a 4-H… Continue reading.
When temperatures drop, space heaters can be a great way to warm up cold corners of your home or take the edge off in rooms that need a boost. However, if used improperly, they can also pose serious safety risks, including fire and electric shock. At Heartland REMC, your safety is our top priority. Here’s… Continue reading.
It’s the season for giving — and for gadgets! Whether you’re shopping for a tech lover or just looking for something practical, there are plenty of electronic gifts that make life easier and help save energy all year long. Here are some bright ideas to add to your list: Smart power strips Traditional power strips… Continue reading.
As the holidays approach, I’m reminded how special this time of year is — not just for the lights and good food, but for what it brings out in people. It’s the season of giving, and around here, that spirit shines all year long. At Heartland REMC, “Concern for Community” isn’t just a core principle… Continue reading.
One of the best parts of the Christmas season is the spirit of giving — and receiving. It’s a time when people go out of their way to do something kind, share a little extra, or simply enjoy the joy of the season. At Fulton County REMC, we join in that tradition with our own… Continue reading.
As we close another year, I would like to pause and express my gratitude to you, the members of Fulton County REMC (FCREMC), for your continued trust and support. Our cooperative was founded on the promise of people coming together to improve the quality of life in their communities, and that promise continues to guide… Continue reading.
FROM THE EMPLOYEES AND DIRECTORS OF DUBOIS REC DIRECTORS Andy Schwenk, District 1 Randall Stemle, District 2 Mark Montgomery, District 3 David Rudolph, District 4 Brad Knies, District 5 Steven Speedy, District 6 Rick Wendholt, District 7 CEO/GENERAL MANAGER Joseph Henson SENIOR STAFF Matt Brames, Manager of EngineeringGreg Dilger, Engineering Project Manager Ruth Hopf, Billing… Continue reading.
