In today’s digital age, generation and transmission cooperatives like Hoosier Energy have become increasingly data driven. Since, until recently, that data resided in a variety of forms and locales, cohesivenesswas elusive. However, over the past two years, Hoosier Energy’s transmission assets and scheduling team has set out to unify that information — from vegetation management… Continue reading.

For Cody Case and Briar Houser, the latest recipients of Hoosier Energy’s Daniel L. Schuckman and W. Eugene Roberts memorial scholarships, becoming linemen not only provides them with career paths. It’s about becoming part of a team. That was the takeaway when they graduated from the North American Lineman Training Center in McEwen, Tennessee, this… Continue reading.

February is often associated with Valentine’s Day, a time when we reflect on what matters most and the relationships we hold close. At Henry County REMC, this season is also a reminder of something we care deeply about year-round: our members and the cooperative principles that connect us. One principle especially close to the heart… Continue reading.

For a century, Rihm Foods has been a familiar and trusted name in Henry and surrounding counties, rooted in hard work, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to quality. As the family-owned business celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026, its story is inseparable from the community it serves and the people who have dedicated their lives… Continue reading.

Districts Up for Election The following districts will be represented in the 2026 director election: District 1, District 3, District 5, and District 6. District 1 will fill a recently vacated seat for a one-year term. Districts 3, 5, and 6 will each elect a director for a standard three-year term. March 13: Director packets… Continue reading.

In this ongoing feature, we’re taking a closer look at the comments we received on a member survey and sharing how your input is shaping our decisions and day-to-day operations. Last month, we began addressing operations-related feedback, and we’ll continue this conversation by highlighting responses from leadership across the cooperative. Our goal is to be… Continue reading.

For the past 76 years, Hoosier Energy has been responsible for the safe and reliable transmission of electric service to its member systems.  To ensure it can continue its power supply commitment throughout 2026, Hoosier Energy will maintain regular inspections, and provide required scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs throughout its system. As part of the… Continue reading.

As we step into 2026, I am honored and excited to celebrate a truly extraordinary milestone with you — the 90th anniversary of Henry County REMC. For nine decades, our cooperative has been woven into the daily lives, homes, and hopes of the people of Henry County and surrounding communities. That is something worth celebrating… Continue reading.

There will be a Town Hall Meeting at Henry County REMC on Monday, Jan. 26, from 6 to 7 p.m. Members interested in running for a seat on the board of directors are invited to attend and learn more about the process. Seats are open to nominations this year for Districts 3, 5, and 6…. Continue reading.

This past fall, Henry County REMC welcomed five local high school students for our first-ever Job Shadow Day — an event designed to give young people a closer look at the wide range of career opportunities within the electric cooperative world. The idea came from Accounting/HR Coordinator Monica Sexton, who frequently visits area schools for… Continue reading.

Last year, HCREMC members participated in a comprehensive survey covering many aspects of our operations and their satisfaction with them. Along with the survey responses, some members shared specific comments about their overall experience with HCREMC. We are grateful that many of these comments were positive, and we also value the constructive feedback that highlighted… Continue reading.

The Hoosier Energy Apprenticeship Training & Safety (HEATS) program held its 2025 graduation ceremony on Oct. 17 in French Lick. It was the largest attendance at a graduation since 2022, when three years’ worth of graduates were honored due to COVID-19 restrictions. The 2025 ceremony had 60 graduates and 363 attendees. That brings the total… Continue reading.