By Jeff Conrad In Indiana, the month of May brings a familiar rhythm. The Indianapolis 500 captures our attention, and with it comes the language of racing, preparation, precision, teamwork, and strategy. Drivers don’t just show up on race day and hope for the best. Success is built through months of planning, testing, and coordination… Continue reading.
85TH VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY, SEPT. 24 7:30 P.M. WELCOME INVOCATION NATIONAL ANTHEM CALL TO ORDER CEO COMMENTS ELECTION REPORT SCHOLARSHIP DRAWINGS PRIZE DRAWINGS Grand prize One $500 bill credit Other prizes Five $100 bill credits 8 P.M. | ADJOURN HOW DO I JOIN THE VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING? From the meeting link https://miamicassremc.my.webex.com/miamicassremc.my/j.php?MTID=m03b5e5f340293157748bdf2a61c395c3 Join by meeting number… Continue reading.
The following directors are up for election at the Miami-Cass REMC Annual Meeting on Sept. 24. The candidates are running uncontested.
If you’re like me, some aspects of your life have become a daily routine. I get ready for work, get in my car, and drive to the coffee shop on the way to the office. At lunchtime, I drive to the nearest fast-food location and get lunch. Once I finally end the day at home,… Continue reading.
Lineworkers are ranked as one of the 10 most dangerous jobs in the country. The linemen at Jay County REMC work rain or shine, often in challenging conditions, to ensure you have reliable electricity. The following column was written by Duane Monroe, one of our eight dedicated linemen. My name is Duane Monroe, and I’m… Continue reading.
All of us at Jay County REMC want to take this opportunity to offer our members a recap of this year’s Annual Meeting and express our gratitude to everyone who made the event possible! If you couldn’t join us on June 22, here are some highlights from the evening. Prior to the business meeting, members… Continue reading.
As we reflect on Jerry Kelley’s retirement from the board of directors this past July, we celebrate his remarkable 42-year tenure as our District 5 board member. His commitment and leadership profoundly shaped our organization. District 5’s history began in 1946 with Hugh Richey, our first director, who served with dedication for 36 years. In… Continue reading.
Shooting birds near power or fiber lines might seem harmless, but it poses significant risks to our infrastructure and the natural environment. Here is why it is crucial to refrain from this practice: INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGE When birds are shot near power or fiber lines, there is a high likelihood of causing damage to these essential… Continue reading.
