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Power up your savings!

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Posted on Dec 22, 2024 in Orange County REMC

Don’t let the year end before you take advantage of Orange County REMC’s 2024 electric rebates. Enjoy savings on electric outdoor equipment, water heaters, an upgrade for your HVAC unit or just some TLC for your HVAC system. 2024 rebates include Visit www.myremc.coop today learn how you can apply and save!

You are the heart of our programs

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Posted on Dec 21, 2024 in Southern Indiana Power

I love everything about the holiday season. This time of year makes me smile and evokes a sense of comfort and well-being. Recalling family gatherings and traditions when my mom, dad, and grandparents were still here on this earth warms my heart and fills my senses. Now that I am the grandpa, the holidays are… Continue reading.

Operation Round Up grants awarded

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Posted on Dec 21, 2024 in Southern Indiana Power

COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS Leopold Conservation Club $5,000 to update restrooms to ADA requirements The Oaks Transitional House $2,500 to purchase a laptop, wireless printer, educational materials, cab transportation, and food and hygiene products for clients. YOUTH PROGRAMS Boy Scouts Troop 102 $4,200 to make improvements at the Camp BlackHawk property, including painting a flag pole, removing… Continue reading.

Employee spotlight: Matt Glenn

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Posted on Dec 21, 2024 in Southern Indiana Power

Since joining Southern Indiana Power on Aug. 16, 2004, Matt Glenn has been a cornerstone of our team as a lineman foreman. Known for his dedication to service and safety, Glenn’s two decades with us highlight his commitment to the community. Outside of work, Glenn lives in rural Perry County with his wife, Stephanie, and… Continue reading.

Preparing for winter storms

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Safety

Each season brings new opportunities and new weather concerns for Hoosiers. A winter day in Indiana can bring heavy snow, freezing rain, ice storms, and strong winds. These forms of winter weather can create electrical hazards. “It’s important for Hoosiers to make sure they’re taking steps to be safe around electricity all year long, regardless of… Continue reading.

Winter fun for the whole family

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Travel

As winter blankets South Bend, Howard Park comes alive as a haven of outdoor connection, adventure, and unparalleled experiences. Located in the heart of the city, Howard Park is a top winter destination, offering activities like ice skating, themed events, and family-friendly gatherings. It’s the perfect place to visit all season long.  WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS DJ… Continue reading.

Early bloomers 

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Backyard

When I worked at a large independent garden center in Indianapolis, customers sometimes came in this time of year wanting to buy spring bulbs to plant. Staffers would have to tell them that the spring bulbs they saw blooming now were planted in fall.  Not all is lost, however. Fortunately, garden centers and home improvement… Continue reading.

County profile: Whitley County

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in County

Home of “Turtle Town, USA,” Whitley County has the highest number on Indiana license plates, 92, because it’s last alphabetically in Indiana’s counties list. Whitley County also has six landmarks on the National Register of Historic Places, including the former home of Thomas R. Marshall, the 28th U.S. vice president. Shell-ebrating a local legend  Churubusco,… Continue reading.

A triple winner

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Profile

Cassidy Skinner’s entry for the Indiana Electric Cooperative 2025 Calendar of Student Art Contest, ‘Flower Girl”, impressed the judges with the detailing and lifelike quality of the scratchboard picture of her Great Dane, Dottie.  Skinner is an 18-year-old senior at Whitko High School in South Whitley, Indiana. Along with winning Best of Show and first… Continue reading.

Money for nothing

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Posted on Dec 20, 2024 in Features

By Brian D. Smith You’ve heard the old saying: “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” But when the state says it has unclaimed property in your name, you can take that to the bank — literally. One of eight divisions within the Indiana attorney general’s office, the unclaimed property unit… Continue reading.