Southern Indiana Power serves members across more than 1,600 miles of line. These lines must be kept clear of trees and vegetation for safety and to ensure reliable service. Clearing the right-of-way (ROW) is critical for safety and reliability. Power interruptions occur when trees or bushes grow too close to power lines. Occasionally, during major… Continue reading.
Hoosier Energy celebrated its 75th anniversary during the 2024 Annual Meeting in French Lick, but the company chose to do so by looking ahead instead of looking back. During the day’s final session, called Palisades Nuclear Collaboration — Cooperative History in the Making, Hoosier Energy President and CEO Donna Walker sat down with Wolverine Power… Continue reading.
Traveling is more fun and relaxing when you don’t have to worry about whether your home is safe and secure. Here are five ways to prevent mishaps and save energy during your absence. Create the illusion that someone is home. Ask a trusted neighbor to pick up newspapers, mail, and home deliveries that might arrive… Continue reading.
Before you depart, make sure you’re fully prepared for unexpected problems or emergencies. STOCK YOUR VEHICLE Even a well-maintained vehicle can break down, so it’s advisable to put together an emergency roadside kit to carry with you. A cell phone tops the list of suggested emergency kit contents since it allows you to call for… Continue reading.
Summer road trips can create ever-lasting memories. Make sure those memories are positive by checking for potential issues suggested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) before you start your journey. RECALLS NHTSA’s Recalls Look-up Tool lets you enter your vehicle identification number (VIN) to quickly learn if your vehicle has a critical safety… Continue reading.
Come out to the Noble County Community Fairgrounds May 30 from 5:30-8 p.m. for a night of community-focused fun for all! 1) Family activities Horse and pony rides, bounce houses, a petting farm and more. 2) Registration gift and grand prize drawing Each member registering at the event will receive a Noble REMC prize, as… Continue reading.
It’s time to vote for your board of directors and mark your calendars for the Noble REMC Annual Meeting. HOW TO VOTE All Noble REMC members will receive a ballot in the mail around mid-May. You can mark your vote, approve the 2023 Annual Meeting Minutes, tear off the ballot on the perforation and send… Continue reading.
A journeyman carpenter by trade, Brian Hawk credits his work in construction as a benefit to his role as Noble REMC’s energy advisor. It also helps that he started here as a tree trimmer, which helped him to understand the co-op’s commitment to our members before the strenuous work showed him it was time for… Continue reading.
Congratulations to Noble REMC Director George Bennett who recently received the highest director certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) — the Director Gold Credential! An ever-changing business environment has imposed new demands on electric cooperative directors, requiring increased knowledge of changes in the electric utility business, new governance skills and a solid… Continue reading.
We’ve done it again! At 3,000 connections, we’re officially past another major milestone in bringing customers online in LaGrange County. This number means that 3,000 homes and businesses in our cooperative area are connected to our fiber internet service and enjoying the benefits of internet at speeds on par with those available in big cities…. Continue reading.
Every year, as a member of LaGrange County REMC, you have the opportunity to vote for your board of directors. This year includes two uncontested races. DISTRICT 3 Tony Bontrager represents members in District 3 and is the secretary/treasurer of the board. He holds both a Credentialed Cooperative Director certificate and a Board Leadership Certificate… Continue reading.
