By Emily Schilling Thanksgiving and food go hand in hand.  I pull out all my necessary recipes weeks in advance and not only make a shopping list but check it twice. Thanksgiving Day is not the time to suddenly realize you forgot to get an important ingredient!  Good cooks may know how to improvise when… Continue reading.

At Clark County REMC, we aim to provide the highest quality service to you, our members, and we use several measurements to track how we’re doing. Since you are the owners of this organization, I thought I would share some of those results with you. The core of our business is providing reliable electricity to… Continue reading.

Gather your sensitive financial and personal documents and bring them to BCREMC during business hours, Dec. 9-13, for free secure paper shredding. When you arrive, deposit your items in the bins located in the lobby.  Speedy Shred, a local professional shredding business, will shred all of your paper on-site so that your personal information is… Continue reading.

Help us partner with Lincoln Central Neighborhood Family Center (LCNFC) to provide new storebought or hand knitted caps, hats, mittens, gloves and scarves for its clients who are unable to puchase them for their families. Beginning now through Dec. 12, Bartholomew County REMC will collect these items and donate them to LCNFC. These collected items… Continue reading.

BCREMC will be closed for Veterans Day on Nov. 11 and for the Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 28 and 29.

In 2016, rural America played a big part in our national elections – 500,000 MORE rural voters went to the polls than in 2012. In 2018, we saw more candidates and elected officials visiting cooperatives than ever before and engaging in dialogue about rural issues of importance.  Each year, electric cooperatives have the opportunity to… Continue reading.

At Bartholomew County REMC, we’re committed to providing you with reliable power. There are some things we can’t stop — high winds, thunderstorms, ice storms — but we do what we can to prevent the main outage culprit — TREES. Vegetation — trees, shrubs, brush — growing too close to power lines and distribution equipment… Continue reading.