In the wake of the damaging storms and tornadoes that swept through our service territory earlier this year, safety has remained top of mind for our team and community. We saw firsthand the danger that downed power lines and storm damage can bring — not only to our members but also to first responders, road… Continue reading.

Find us at the fair July 14-17, with Member Appreciation Day on Wednesday, July 16! To participate, members must bring their fair voucher to the REMC booth.   Voucher location: Tear-out postcard between pages 16 and 17 in the June edition of the Indiana Connection magazine.  Lost your fair voucher?   We’ve got you! Please contact the… Continue reading.

Marshall County REMC is currently seeking applications for the Operation Round Up board. In the next few months, Marshall County REMC will appoint two new members to the board. The board meets quarterly to review all grant applications and determine how the Operation Round funds will be distributed back into the community. This is a… Continue reading.

In June, Operations Manager Tod Brems and Communications Specialist Arianna Thome chaperoned two groups of students at Camp Kilowatt 2025 — a unique blend of summer camp fun and hands-on learning. Marshall County REMC also sponsored one camper from our service area to attend, Onya Stackhouse.   Held annually at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston, Indiana, Camp… Continue reading.

All forms of payment will require a CVV code to complete payment if you’re using a credit or debit card. Our payment system is adding this extra step for security reasons so that all transactions remain as safe and secure as possible. Members will need to update their credit card information on the SmartHub mobile… Continue reading.

Please join us in congratulating Ronda Rice on an incredible milestone — 40 years of dedicated service to Marshall County REMC!  As a customer service representative, Rice has been a warm, welcoming presence for members and coworkers alike. Her kindness, quick wit, and deep understanding of cooperative principles have made her an invaluable part of… Continue reading.

Last fall, we broke ground on our facility improvement project. Our headquarters in Lebanon has been buzzing with activity over the past several months! As Boone REMC continues to grow to meet the needs of our members, we’re expanding our space for both employees and equipment.  All previous and existing buildings on our property will… Continue reading.

Boone REMC is rebranding. We’re changing our name to Boone Power to better reflect who we are today and where we’re headed in the future.  This update isn’t just about a new logo. It’s about creating a stronger identity — one that represents the growing communities we serve while staying rooted in our cooperative values…. Continue reading.

With postage costs on the rise, there’s never been a better time to switch to paperless billing. Signing up is easy, and it comes with some great benefits:  You can also choose to receive just the e-mail version of our monthly magazine, keeping you informed while saving even more resources.  To learn more and make… Continue reading.

Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and connect with nature. However, if you’re planning acamping trip and want some of the comforts of home, such as electricity, you may consider bringing agenerator. Here are some tips for camping with a generator for a safe and comfortable trip. Choose the right generator The… Continue reading.

Electric cooperatives have always been guided by the people they serve — you, our members. That’s why we’re joining cooperatives across the country in asking for your input. We want to know how we’re doing and how we can better meet your needs. Your feedback will help shape the way electric cooperatives operate and serve… Continue reading.

Shedding light on reliability This past Memorial Day weekend, more than 100,000 people across Louisiana had an “unexpected outage.” To the regional electrical grid operator, it was a “load shed” event. Some folks called it a “black out.” Whatever label is used, people lost their power. As Wabash Valley Power Alliance’s CEO, this is what… Continue reading.