An average donation of $6 a year from you means a lot of good for those around you. Because of our members’ generosity, Noble REMC’s Operation Round Up Trust Fund was able to award grants to six local nonprofit organizations this quarter. This is made possible by the more than 80 percent of our members… Continue reading.

It’s that time of the season, with fall just around the corner, when you want to hop in the car, roll the windows down and enjoy the Indiana scenery with the radio as your soundtrack. Unfortunately, the cost of gas usually determines how far you’re willing to go on such a road trip.  That may… Continue reading.

We all need a reliable energy grid, right? So, it’s fair to say we should all share in the costs of building and maintaining it. That’s the premise of LaGrange County REMC’s new rate design that will go into effect next month. These changes will make the cost of service more equitable between the different… Continue reading.

Just like a stage performance of an opera, there’s a lot going on behind the curtain.  For your electronic appliances, what’s behind the curtain is the energy it takes to keep these devices running while waiting for you to return. This is called “phantom load.” If you are like my family, then you have computers,… Continue reading.

Starting now through January, LaGrange County REMC will be conducting a survey of residential co-op members.  The co-op conducts surveys every few years to determine how much power we’ll need in the near future and how we can better serve our members. The surveys — through postcard, email or telephone — will be conducted by… Continue reading.

While you were grabbing a corn dog or lemon shake up, you may have seen our energy advisor, Jake Taylor, visiting the LaGrange County 4-H Fair. While he may have also indulged in the great food, he was there to give back to the community by helping to judge the 4-H Electric projects.  Taylor, alongside… Continue reading.

An average donation of $6 a year from you means a lot of good for those around you. Because of our members’ generosity, LaGrange County REMC’s Operation Round Up program was able to award grants to three local nonprofit organizations this quarter. This is made possible by the nearly 75 percent of our members who… Continue reading.

By Anne Prince It’s your worst-case scenario. A major storm was predicted and this time, the predictions were right. Many power lines are down, and your electricity may be out for several days. You are low on everything — food, pet supplies, toilet paper, batteries, diapers and your medication.  Imagine how you would feel in… Continue reading.

Heartland REMC welcomes four new employees. They are:  • Spencer O’Day from Huntington joining us as a groundman. • Landon Stalling from Roanoke joining us as a second-year apprentice lineman. • Noah Terrill for North Manchester joining us as a groundman. • Katie Vawter also from North Manchester joining us as a consumer services representative. 

We spend a lot of time talking with our members about rebates that are available through not only Heartland REMC, but also the Power Moves program of our power supplier, Wabash Valley Power Alliance.  These rebates are great, and Heartland REMC is thankful we can provide incentives for updating your HVAC systems to become more… Continue reading.

This month I would like to highlight a special event REMC put on during the month of July. One of our member service representatives, Jenny Sosh, had an innovative idea to support the J.B. Ogle Animal Shelter, I was happy to support bringing it to our cooperative. Power to the Paws was a month-long donation… Continue reading.