Jarrett Hawk may only have two years under his belt as part of our right-of-way crew, but his connection to the area through his family goes back much farther. Calling Lower Long Lake home, West of Albion, he loves the community he serves each day when he comes to work at Noble REMC. Those daily… Continue reading.

Noble REMC’s Annual Meeting is an opportunity for you, our members, to hear an overview of the past year’s accomplishments, see our vision for the future and learn the results of our board of directors’ election. Broadcast on our social media channels, including YouTube, Facebook and Instagram on June 13, the meeting detailed successes from… Continue reading.

Being a rural electric cooperative, Noble REMC sees our fair share of farmhands-turned-lineworkers. Our newest journeyman lineman, Eli Stangland, is no exception. Stangland began his tenure here in April after five years with the City of Columbia City, where he completed his apprenticeship to earn his journeyman designation after being inspired by his father’s 20-year… Continue reading.

Cooperative, community and camp came together June 5–8, when Noble REMC was fortunate to sponsor an area middle school student to attend Camp Kilowatt in Brookston. Students entering seventh grade this fall were eligible to attend. The students’ agenda combined traditional outdoor camp activities — everything from archery and canoing to zip lining and horseback… Continue reading.

Although buses are once again shuttling students to school, the sweltering summer heat still kicks on the air conditioning, draining more money from wallets. While it’s early in the school year for tests, there are three elementary steps to long-term energy savings and keeping more money in your wallet. Just seal, insulate, and equip to… Continue reading.

The energy industry is undergoing significant change driven by technology and the transition to more sustainable forms of energy. Innovation is essential in addressing these challenges and ensuring a continuous, reliable and affordable power supply. Electric co-ops are no strangers to adapting to the needs of the local communities we serve. Noble REMC has always… Continue reading.

After the whiplash of Mother Nature in spring bringing us high temperatures and buckets of rain, you couldn’t have asked for a better night to host nearly 1,100 of our members during our annual Member Appreciation Event on May 30. The sun was shining and a slight breeze was in the air for Noble REMC… Continue reading.

Kevin Dreibelbis is pretty well known in the community — it’s kind of his job. As Noble REMC’s communications and marketing manager, he works to connect with other business leaders and give back to the organizations who give so much to our members. These relationships are what helped him move from a cleaner of the… Continue reading.

The long summer sunlight hours offer unique opportunities to spend time in the great outdoors. The sun can also inspire ideas — and even power activities — for families looking to have fun. More technology utilizes solar power, offering new tools and ideas for things to do. Families can spend time together with a variety… Continue reading.

The annual Legislative Conference in Washington, D.C., which I recently attended, serves as an essential platform for sharing with our congressional delegation how decisions made in Washington impact the communities we serve. This necessity for political involvement is why cooperative leaders annually travel to the nation’s capital to engage with legislators. While there, we advocate… Continue reading.

This year’s scholarship recipients show how successful our students are across our service territory. Noble REMC is proud to be able to invest in the future of these three students who have worked hard to earn this award and others like it for their secondary education. Congratulations to the following seniors who earned $1,000 scholarships… Continue reading.

Celebrating his first year at Noble REMC this month, System Engineer Everett Stangland has already found his footing in the variety that the job brings. It’s his job to help maintain the reliability of our electric distribution. Stangland creates long-term strategies by analyzing data and also visits job sites to improve our equipment. A native… Continue reading.