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Proud to live, work, and serve in the communities we call home
OPERATION ROUND UP — Members who round up their bills to the next dollar have donated $51,248 to charitable groups this past year. MAKERFEST — Linemen gave students hands-on experience climbing a pole, operating a digger, and using tools of the trade. WELLER FARMS – Employees promoted our new fiber internet service as well as… Continue reading.
Students: Apply today for 2026 Youth Tour
Dos and Don’ts of generator safety
DO operate a generator outdoors in an area with plenty of ventilation. DO install CO alarms inside the home to provide an early warning of carbon monoxide. DO NOT plug a generator into the wall without installing a transfer switch to prevent backfeed. DO turn the generator on before plugging in appliances. DO NOT touch… Continue reading.
October board meeting recap
1. Counted seven board members attending. Attorney J. Michael Deweese and Accountant Earl Ridlen also attended. 2. Earl Ridlen provided a clean audit report. 3. Director of IT/Fiber Operations Manager Matt Mavrick gave a updates presentation. 4. Jim Savage presented the WVPA monthly report. 5. Todd Smith presented the IEC report. 6. Deweese presented the… Continue reading.
Save on holiday shopping
Shop small and save big by using the Co-op Connections App! Receive exclusive discounts at over 30 local businesses in Kosciusko County this year while doing your holiday shopping. Here are a few great places in our area to go gift hunting: Glam Boutique Glam is an upscale boutique located in downtown Warsaw. They feature… Continue reading.
Silent nights, safe sites with Kosciusko Connect
Youth program applications are open
Applications for this year’s lineup of youth programs are open! We believe the future of our community rests with our youth, and we are committed to investing in them by providing these opportunities to learn about electrical safety, energy, the electric cooperative model, history, government, and leadership. If you have a student who is eligible… Continue reading.
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Cross on the Knobs to be lit
Since the early 1950s, REMC has lit the Cross on the Knobs to celebrate the holidays. The cross is 50 feet tall and can be seen from miles away. The cross is lit two weeks before Easter and two weeks before Christmas. We hope you enjoy the beauty that the cross brings to our community.
