Three years ago, the Isaiah 117 House opened its red door in Knox County. Its mission is to reduce trauma for children awaiting placement in foster homes, lighten the load for child welfare workers, and ease the transition for foster families. In September, seven WIN Energy REMC employees had the opportunity to help freshen up… Continue reading.

On Wednesday, Oct. 8, WIN Energy REMC employees participated in the Second Annual All-Employee Safety Day. Hector Hernandez, a motivational safety speaker, spoke to employees about dog encounters and provided de-escalation training. As part of the training, Hernandez reminded employees that no matter their role at the co-op, do not forget your value.

Anyone shopping at the grocery store knows that prices for everyday essentials have climbed in recent years, and the same pressures affect the equipment, materials, and services required to deliver safe, reliable electricity to our community. Because of that, a small rate adjustment is coming next year. Before I share any specifics, I want you… Continue reading.

HVAC, hybrid water heaters, electric lawn equipment, and HVAC tune-up rebates: For more information and how to apply, visit clarkremc.coop/rebates.

Since the 2012 consolidation between Carroll County REMC and White County REMC, the bylaws of Carroll White REMC have had the same director election processes in place. Since the consolidations inception, we have experienced several election cycles to gauge what the membership wants with regard to the director election process and how the elected board… Continue reading.

Carroll White REMC is beginning the process of changing out the demand response units associated with our water heater and air conditioner program. Some members may remember this as the load management switches from years ago. Due to changes in technology and communications, we are beginning the process of replacing these nearly 4,000 units on… Continue reading.

Carroll White REMC has a long tradition of supporting programs that benefit youth in our service territory. We support opportunities for students to learn more about energy, the cooperative business model, history, government, leadership, and much more, said CEO Cathy Raderstorf. We believe time and money invested in youth education and enrichment reap countless rewards…. Continue reading.