Matthew Boersma | DISTRICT 3  Matthew Boersma; his wife, Dr. Nicole Boersma; and their children reside on Mill Creek Road in Greensburg. He holds undergraduate degrees in religion and computer science from Manchester University and a master’s degree in philosophy. He is a PhD candidate, completing his dissertation in Hebrew Bible and early interpretation. Boersma is… Continue reading.

Summer usually brings family vacations and fun road trips and if you have traveled anywhere with children, you are very familiar with the phrase, “Are we there yet?”  I find myself asking this question in many different situations lately, not just traveling (because let’s be honest, we’ve not been traveling anywhere recently.) End of COVID-19… Continue reading.

Rollin (Ronnie) Bruner | DISTRICT 2 Rollin (Ronnie) Bruner and his wife, Barbara, reside on 150 East in Greensburg. Bruner is retired after a 40-year career as a general contractor in the area. He is an active member of the Greensburg Power of the Past and Methodist Men, and serves as the Clinton Township trustee…. Continue reading.

Matthew Boersma | DISTRICT 3  Matthew Boersma; his wife, Dr. Nicole Boersma; and their children reside on Mill Creek Road in Greensburg. He holds undergraduate degrees in religion and computer science from Manchester University and a master’s degree in philosophy. He is a PhD candidate, completing his dissertation in Hebrew Bible and early interpretation. Boersma is… Continue reading.

Chairman Steve AmRhein called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m., and Michael Brelage kept minutes of the meeting  All members of the board were present. Also present were DCREMC CEO Brett Abplanalp and DCREMC staff members Jennie Meyer, and Crystal Greathouse.  Upon motion by Dale Wernke, seconded by Jeff Lawrence, and carried, the agenda… Continue reading.

To our members: The primary purpose of this letter is to inform our membership that the 2020 Marshall County REMC Annual Meeting is canceled. As you know, the bylaws require the REMC to hold an Annual Meeting each year in order to advise and disclose to the membership the financial position and the general status… Continue reading.

To help our members during the COVID-19 pandemic, Marshall County REMC temporarily suspended service disconnections due to nonpayment of bills. As our community recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic, starting on June 11, Marshall County REMC will resume disconnections for accounts with a past due balance.  We want to help you avoid disconnection of your electric… Continue reading.

Marshall County Fiber, a partnership between Marshall County REMC and RTC Communications, continues to expand. Marshall County Fiber now has the ability to serve over 400 homes with dependable, high-speed internet. Long-term, Marshall County Fiber’s goal is to make sure all Marshall County REMC members have broadband access. The opportunity to serve Marshall County REMC… Continue reading.

Amidst everything going on, the Operation Round Up program continues to serve our community. The Operation Round Up board granted $6,050 to the following organizations. The Marshall County Crossroads (MCC) Regional Planning Team Inc., in partnership with United Way and Marshall County Community Foundation, received funding to assist with its “Fund the Essentials” campaign. The… Continue reading.