Marshall County REMC would like to thank Ann Fitzgerald for her six years of service as chairperson of the Operation Round Up board. Fitzgerald is one of the original board members from when the program began in 2013. She has helped allocate $124,000 to the Marshall County community making sure every penny is well spent…. Continue reading.

In August, Electricom, Marshall County REMC’s contractor, began building out the smart grid (shown in the map above).  Contractors will have several crews working in the highlighted areas on the map at one time. All trucks will be labeled with the Marshall County REMC logo. The project is expected to take 90 days to complete…. Continue reading.

With school in full swing again, kids of all ages are getting settled into their new daily routines as summer comes to an end. Fall is just around the corner, and it won’t be too long before we will be preparing for cooler weather. This month, I wanted to talk about a few things going… Continue reading.

Similar to the medical field, businesses also have to abide by privacy laws related to their customers/members. Harrison REMC is no different. Frequently member service representatives (MSRs) speak with family/friends of members who would like to get information or make payment on an account that is not in their name. Under these privacy laws, MSRs… Continue reading.

Opry Mills Mall: Friday, Dec. 6 Leave at 7:30 a.m. and return at 8 p.m. Cost: $45 Come join us on the shopping trip of the year. This mall is Tennessee’s largest outlet and retail destination. If shopping is not your thing, you can take the shuttle to the Opryland Hotel and check out the… Continue reading.

Readers rallied around fave businesses — and notables — from the southern part of Indiana in this latest round of voting. But the great thing about compiling a “best of” list is that it’s ever-evolving as you discover new must-visits around the state to add to your current top spots! Since 2002, readers of this… Continue reading.

To say that conservation runs in Lineman Cody Hovermale’s blood is an understatement, but he has taken his family history and turned it into an activism that is helping the community … and pollinators that migrate through Boone County.  Hovermale’s father graduated from Purdue with a degree in agronomy, which has to do with the… Continue reading.