Henry County REMC
Henry County REMC
is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in New Castle, Indiana. As a cooperative, Henry County REMC follows seven core principles that are universal to cooperatives worldwide. Among those principles is one stressing education, training and information. Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format, but as an electronic publication for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices.
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What to know before you hire an electrician or contractor
In the latest episode of The Power Hour, host Andrea Melton sat down with Henry County Building Inspector Scott Hines to discuss what homeowners should know before hiring contractors. Hines shared how some residents have been taken advantage of through high-pressure sales tactics, inflated prices, and poor workmanship. He also offered practical advice on finding… Continue reading.
Stay safe when working on home DIY projects
You probably have a good reason why you want to take on a do-it-yourself home project. Maybe you have acquired the skills to do the work on your own, or perhaps you want to save money, or you enjoy the challenge. When working on these projects, it’s important to keep safety in mind. You can… Continue reading.
Advancing amid challenges
Two years ago, the Centerton to Wilbur Project was still in the planning stages. Now, it is closing in on the finish line of nearly six miles of new overhead transmission line connecting the Hoosier Energy Wilbur substation to the Duke Energy Centerton substation in Morgan County. It is one of multiple transmission projects on… Continue reading.
Celebrating our team members during National Co-op Month
October is National Co-op Month, a time when cooperatives across the nation pause to reflect on what makes us unique and to celebrate the principles that guide us. For Henry County REMC, this month is about recognizing the cooperative model and celebrating the people who bring it to life every single day. Several of our… Continue reading.
Power Swing Classic recap
Henry County REMC teed off a brand-new community tradition this summer with its inaugural Power Swing Classic at Memorial Park Golf Course. The charitable golf outing combined fun, fellowship, and philanthropy, raising an inspiring $13,000 to support Secret Families of Henry County. The success of the outing reflects one of the seven cooperative principles that… Continue reading.
Milco Dairy Farm: Rooted in Henry County, growing for the future
Just outside Lewisville, Indiana, Milco Dairy Farm has become a cornerstone of the agricultural community. With 3.000 cows, 43 employees, and a family deeply committed to farming, Milco is more than a business. Its a generational story of growth, perseverance, and connection to Henry County. FROM THE NETHERLANDS TO HENRY COUNTY The Milco story began… Continue reading.
Lighting the way to a brighter future
With the new school year well underway, students are taking advantage of scholarships offered by Hoosier Energy’s member cooperatives. For the fourth consecutive year, the number of scholarships and the amount of scholarship money available from Hoosier Energy member cooperatives have reached a record high. In 2025, 99 students received $101,000 in scholarships, surpassing last… Continue reading.
Smart tools, smarter choices
At Henry County REMC, were always looking for new ways to better serve you. That includes staying informed about how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping the electric utility industry. AI is more than just a tech buzzword. From the chat assistant weve recently added to our website to advanced data tools that… Continue reading.
Ten years of dedication: Mandy Stamper celebrates a decade with Henry County REMC
Ten years ago, Mandy Stamper walked through the doors of Henry County REMC with a leap of faith and no background in the utility industry. Today, she’s not just part of the team, she’s a cornerstone of the cooperative. Stamper recalls that the job she had at that time did not offer much in terms… Continue reading.
The hidden dangers of pole attachments
Recently, weve seen an increase in signs and decorations being attached to utility poles throughout our service area. Whether advertising a lost pet, promoting a community event, or adding festive decorations, placing anything on a utility pole puts our lineworkers at risk. It may seem harmless to use staples, nails, or tacks to hang a… Continue reading.















