All REMC members who register and attend the Annual Meeting can vote for directors to serve the districts that are up for election in that calendar year. The information below details when deadlines occur in the election process. Incumbent directors whose terms expire in 2026: District 1 -— Daniel Houchin (teal on map) District 5… Continue reading.
LaGrange County REMC welcomes Nevaeh Orr, a senior at Prairie Heights High School, as our newest intern. She has been working with our Operations Department, updating accounts, entering member data, and reporting outages. Orr plays on the school’s volleyball and tennis teams. She enjoys going to youth group at Dayspring Community Church. Upon graduating, Orr… Continue reading.
Lighting is something most of us don’t think much about — until it’s wrong. Maybe the living room feels too dim for reading, or the kitchen lights cast an odd yellow glow. We often grab whatever bulb or fixture looks good without considering how it will actually perform in the space. But with a little… Continue reading.
Each year, Harrison REMC is excited to shine a spotlight on our youth programs and those in the community who participate in them. Harrison REMC sponsors programs to help middle and high school students learn more about energy, the cooperative business model, history, government, and much more. Below are the youth programs offered. Please go… Continue reading.
At the 2025 REMC Annual Meeting, the cooperative discussed the long-standing need to remodel its headquarters and grounds. After careful consideration, the board of directors recently voted to move forward with much-needed updates. The REMC headquarters has not undergone a major renovation since 1995. Over the past three decades, the cooperative has seen significant growth… Continue reading.
The Electric Assistance Program is designed to help REMC members who are 150% below the poverty level pay their electric bills in times of need. You can help by donating any amount to the program. Each member donation will be matched by equal funds from Harrison REMC.* All contributions made to the REMC Electric Assistance… Continue reading.
Wednesday, Dec. 10 | 3:30-6:30 p.m. Due to the availability and convenience of cell phones and cameras, we will not offer a printed picture. Feel free to take as many pictures as you would like. Please follow the signs as to where to park and enter the building. We look forward to seeing you!
Being an electric cooperative member offers a unique opportunity to participate in the business decision-making process. Because Harrison REMC is a cooperative, it is owned by its members. That means members are responsible for electing other members to take leadership positions on the board of directors to help shape the company’s business decisions. Each year,… Continue reading.
Learn how to make the most of SmartHub, Boone Power’s easy-to-use account management tool. WE’LL COVER HOW TO: Bring your device for hands-on help! Light refreshments provided. Register today at boonepower.com/ member-ambassadors. This event is part of our Member Ambassadors of the Cooperative (MAC) educational series. As a member-owned cooperative, we’re committed to engaging with… Continue reading.
At Boone Power, our members aren’t just customers — you are owners. One of the most important ways you exercise that ownership is by electing your electric co-op’s board of directors. Each spring, members elect directors to help guide Boone Power’s future. Directors are elected to serve three-year terms. Article IV of our bylaws (available… Continue reading.
As our President and CEO, Bill Conley, shared in last month’s magazine, Boone Power takes our cooperative business model seriously and remains committed to fairness, reliability, and transparency. Retiring capital credits is one of the unique business practices of cooperatives. Learn more about how this “cash back” process is built into our business model. Being… Continue reading.
By Juli Knutson Discovering the magic of reading is life changing. That is just what’s happening in the ReadUP program, which Boone Power’s Operation Round Up program recently assisted. This past summer, Boone County Mentoring Partnership (BCMP) received a grant for the ReadUP program through Operation Round Up, an initiative Boone Power started in 2006 to provide… Continue reading.
One year ago this month, Boone Power (then known as Boone REMC) broke ground on our facility improvement project at our current location on Indianapolis Avenue in Lebanon. We’re excited to share that one-third of the project is now complete! Four of the five buildings have started construction. The three on the south side of… Continue reading.
