Sooner than we think, we’ll be seeing the trees change color and watch as the leaves fall, but the need for environmental protection and care doesn’t stop with the end of summer. That’s why Noble REMC provides a way to give back that spans the entire year – our EnviroWatts program. Participation in the program… Continue reading.
Why is voting important? Author Sharon Salzberg explained, “Voting is the expression of our commitment to ourselves, one another, this country, and this world,” and politician Jens Stoltenberg said, “By voting, we add our voice to the chorus that forms opinions and the basis for actions.” Or someone who put it more bluntly, comedian George… Continue reading.
A local partnership turned a house into an energy efficient home. Construction of the newest LaGrange County Habitat for Humanity home was recently completed and came with a multitude of firsts for the community. Located near Royer Lake, the 1,100-square-foot home was made possible through a partnership with the Lakeland High School Building Trades program… Continue reading.
You’ve probably been told to replace your furnace filter every month to every three months or follow the manufacturer’s recommendations. These suggestions are fine, but may be wasteful. Here are a few things to think about when purchasing, replacing and inspecting your furnace filters: Pleated Vs. fiberglass. Pleated filters cost slightly more than standard fiberglass… Continue reading.
From our furry friends to our athletic little ones to new families, the most recent disbursement of LaGrange County REMC’s Operation Round Up positively impacts a large number of members in our community. We’re grateful for the nearly 75% of LaGrange County REMC members who participate in the program, allowing their electric bills to be… Continue reading.
Most of us were disappointed, yet understanding, about the need to cancel the traditional local summer fairs for the safety of the community. Luckily, 4-H’ers were still able to participate in their programs, with restrictions put in place for social distancing and judging remotely. LaGrange County REMC traditionally volunteers to help judge local 4-H Electric… Continue reading.
It can be an exciting and exhausting time, the culmination of a season of hard work. However, the rush to harvest can also yield tragic outcomes. Each year, dozens of farm workers are killed, and hundreds are injured in accidents involving power lines and electrical equipment. Farm workers should take these steps to ensure… Continue reading.
Electronics, mobile devices, TVs, computers, and gaming stations have become fixtures in our homes, particularly those with children. Consumer electronics coupled with the more and more smart home appliances, technology, and electric vehicles have slowly but steadily changed our homes and lifestyles. COVID-19 is forcing us to spend more time at home and has forced… Continue reading.
I have been at Clark County REMC for more than 20 years, and I’ve always been proud of our employees for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to community. Often times I get to brag about the great work our team does to serve each of you. But this month, I want to brag about… Continue reading.
Life during COVID has been tough for everyone. Unfortunately, some are trying to take advantage of an already difficult situation. REMC has heard reports of members being threatened with having their power disconnected if they don’t pay right now. Others have been approached in person with someone impersonating an REMC employee to work on their… Continue reading.
