By Stephanie Bernaba For anyone navigating life without gluten, the search for tasty treats that don’t disappoint seems never-ending. Between the dry cookies, crumbly cakes, and gritty bread, many gluten-free options fail to stand up — both figuratively and literally. Eva Tomlinson, who knew this frustration intimately, embarked on a journey to fix that. Seeing… Continue reading.

By Nicole Thomas Grant County has a rich history in motorcycling. Harley-Davidson first earned the nickname “hog” after the winners of the 1920 Cornfield Classic International Motorcycle Race in Marion, Indiana, took their victory lap with their team’s pig mascot. Grant County still celebrates its motorcycling heritage today with the Cornfield Classic, now a vintage… Continue reading.

By Julie Young  She is one of the most revered and celebrated multi-hyphenates of all time. In addition to being a global music icon and an award-winning singer/songwriter with over 3,000 compositions in her catalog, she isalso an accomplished actress, best-selling author, successful businesswoman, and the largest employer in Sevier County, Tennessee. But for millions… Continue reading.

Lingo displays some of the pieces he has created. Is it really considered just a hobby if you’ve been doing something you love for over 50 years? That’s what I wondered when I spoke with Ron Lingo about the unique welded sculptures he makes daily. Lingo has been a trained welder for decades.”I went into… Continue reading.

Jay County REMC is excited to be a part of Cruisn the HoliJay Lights again this year. Make sure you stop out to check out our display. Have a great holiday season!

Congratulations to Colin Mahoney on his promotion to Director of Member Engagement and Energy Solutions! He recently celebrated nine years at WIN Energy REMC.

Science Sensation Days took place at the Gibson County Fairgrounds in October. Seventh-grade students had the opportunity to learn about electrical safety, co-op careers, and see the linemen’s equipment. Approximately 400 students had the chance to see the presentation over the course of two days.

Each year, Warren County REMC is excited to shine a spotlight on our youth programs and the community members who participate in them. We offer 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. PAGE DAY Spend… Continue reading.

As the holiday season approaches, it’s a time to pause, reflect, and express heartfelt gratitude to those who make our work meaningful — our members. At Warren County REMC, we are more than just an electric utility; we are a cooperative built by and for the community we serve. Your trust and partnership inspire us… Continue reading.

Now available for service (Green) Under construction – Available late 2025 (Orange) Coming soon – Available spring 2026 (Red) In design (Purple). This isn’t corporate internet. This is your co-op delivering fast, dependable connectivity with the same values we’ve upheld since 1935: local control, fair pricing, and putting people first. Here’s what makes our fiber… Continue reading.

We’ve all gotten used to having reliable hot water in our homes. Nobody wants to get caught off guard with an unexpected cold shower or failed water heater. I tend to live in the “if it isn’t broken, don’t fix it” school of thought, but a failed water heater can cause damage to your home… Continue reading.

Any cooperative member who resides in Districts 1, 6 or 9 may obtain the required trustee petition from the cooperative office or online at PPEC.coop. To find your district, visit PPEC.coop. Under the “About Us” tab, click “Run for the Board.” All completed petition forms must be returned to the cooperative office no later than… Continue reading.