BY BRIAN D. SMITH Of the six children of Bobby Rahal, only one bears the name of a famous race driver — son Graham, named after legendary British champion Graham Hill. Maybe Bobby sensed something no ultrasound could: That Graham would be the only child to follow in his tire tracks. This month, 35-year-old Graham… Continue reading.
Fiber internet is a game changer. It makes streaming better, searching faster, and working from home easier. Fiber internet connects you to the world and can enhance your daily life. That’s why Heartland REMC and TWN Communications are bringing cutting-edge fiber internet to HREMC’s service territory. As the fiber project progresses, crews build the fiber… Continue reading.
We wanted to take the time to thank each of the following employees for their time at DMREMC. Each one is key to providing you with the best service possible. BECCA HOLLAWAY JAN. 4TWO YEARS TYLER BOSTOCK JAN. 8SIX YEARS CAREY WADE JAN. 31TWO YEARS THERESA SHOWALTER JAN. 537 YEARS ERICA WORLAND JAN. 17TWO YEARS
The start of a new year is normally marked with lists of resolutions and goals — things we want to start doing, things we want to do better and things we want to stop doing. Some people are probably good at sticking to resolutions. Others are not. Don’t feel alone if you are in the… Continue reading.
Antique relics are more than just old objects; they tell a story about a company’s past. We want to add more relics to our collection and invite you to contribute any REMC items you or your family might have. Over the next month, we will complete a display in our lobby, including a cabinet and… Continue reading.
The Pershing Township Shelter House, nestled in the heart of Freetown, plays a crucial role in our community life. It serves as a hub for the Freetown Freedom Festival, hosts concerts throughout the year, and provides shelter for various other events. As a testament to our commitment to support local initiatives, Jackson County REMC stepped… Continue reading.
No matter your job, a business owner lives in your house: you! As a member of your local electric cooperative, you are actually an owner (a member-consumer) of the organization! Electric cooperatives sprang up across the U.S. in the 1930s as towns and cities across the nation gained access to electricity. The Rural Electrification Act… Continue reading.
Camp Kilowatt Date: June 7-10 A fun and unique camp experience for students entering seventh grade. The camp takes place in early June and gives kids a chance to learn about energy while making new friends and enjoying activities and games. This three-day camp includes horseback riding, electric cooperative education, rock climbing, swimming and much… Continue reading.
Be sure to check out all our programs for youth, including Page Day at the Indiana Statehouse, a summer camp for incoming seventh graders, a trip to the nation’s capital for incoming seniors, a K-12 art contest, and scholarships. To learn more about these programs and how to apply, visit bremc.com/resources/community and click on “Youth… Continue reading.
Inspired by the cooperative principle of “concern for community,” Clark County REMC staking engineer Jared Massengale’s quick thinking made a difference in the life of an Otisco-area woman. Driving back to Clark County REMC on Oct. 17 after working in the field, Jared Massengale, staking engineer for the Sellersburg-based electric cooperative, encountered an elderly woman… Continue reading.
One of our community’s most valuable assets is its investment in its youth. Specifically, our local 4-H programs. Noble REMC is proud to support the program from the moment a child joins to the culmination of his/her work at the 4-H Fair. It all begins during registration, which takes place from October to January. Since… Continue reading.
