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New brand identity and fiber internet plans showcased at Member Appreciation Day
Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative (now known as Paulding Putnam) introduced its bold new brand during its annual Member Appreciation Day on July 12,2025 celebrating the cooperatives rich history and exciting future. With more than 1,200 members, families, and guests in attendance, the event marked a major milestone in Paulding Putnams 90-year legacy of service. The… Continue reading.
Look up and live: Farm equipment safety and electrical awareness
As planting, harvesting, and field maintenance keep farmers on tight schedules, safety should never take a back seat. One of the simplest and most effective practices to prevent accidents on the farm is performing a 360-degree walk-around of all equipment before operation. This quick inspection not only helps identify mechanical or physical issues but is… Continue reading.
Fiber internet coming to Payne residents, plus free public Wi-Fi to the community
Paulding Putnam has partnered with the Village of Payne to bring free public Wi-Fi to community spaces and fiber internet access to Payne residents and businesses, including those who are not electric members of Paulding Putnam. Through this partnership, Paulding Putnam will provide public internet of 1 gigabit upload/1 gig download speeds at no charge… Continue reading.
Fall fun in full swing at Weller Farms
This years corn maze at Weller Farms features a special design to celebrate Paulding Putnams 90th anniversary complete with the double Ps from the Paulding Putnam logo, a lineman, and a nod to nine decades of service. Its Just one of many fall attractions that make this local farm a must visit location for fall… Continue reading.
Understanding the different types of electrical outlets and their safety benefits
Electrical outlets may seem simple, but there are several types used throughout your home each designed with specific safety features and purposes. 1. Standard outlet (15-amp, 120-volt) These are the most common outlets found in homes, typically found in living rooms and bedrooms. While basic, they should always be used with modern, grounded plugs for… Continue reading.
AI offers new opportunities for electric cooperatives
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly popular tool for many industries and our daily lives. AI is a hot topic sometimes exciting, sometimes a little scary. It has the potential to bring many opportunities and a few challenges to the electric utility sector. But machine learning takes time, and were still in the process… Continue reading.
Culps continue King Korn dynasty
The Culp family (from left, Gary, Larry, Amber, Olivia and Jenn) talks at their storefront in Cromwell. What started as a discussion between two booths at a farmers market has become a boon and a legacy for the Culp family. The Culps were selling sweet corn and produce at the Ligonier Farmers Market when they… Continue reading.
Operation Round Up donates over $20,000 to the community
What makes Noble REMC members more than just customers? Their commitment to community. Thats why were so grateful to those who give back through our Operation Round Up grant program. With more than 91% of our members participating in the program, the pennies donated by rounding up your bill each month are making a big… Continue reading.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CANDIDATES
The following directors are up for election at the Miami-Cass REMC Annual Meeting on Sept. 30. The candidates are running uncontested.
Thank you to our board and employees
EMPLOYEES Chandler Alwine Sean Babbitt Kelsee Baker Paige Beamer Alex Boonstra Gavin Bowman Bruce Brumblough Hannah Carden Brandon Carden Ryan Covert Kolbie Cox Ben Crouch Erika Culver Layne DeLauter Mark Dexter Shawn Dunnagan Cooper Frey Kerri Gaumer Lora Goodman Jacob Hardy Derek Haynes Sage Heishman Zac Hostetler Liz Landis Parker Long Sydney Mahan Matt Mavrick… Continue reading.













