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Youth Tour to D.C.

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024 in Clark County REMC

This June, Clark County REMC was honored to sponsor high school students entering their senior year on a trip to Washington, D.C., as part of the Indiana Youth Tour. Youth Tour is a weeklong experience that allows students to visit historical monuments and museums, meet with Indiana’s congressional delegation on Capitol Hill, make lifelong friends… Continue reading.

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Electricity provides powerful value

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024 in Dubois REC

As we all look for ways to save money in this age of increasing inflation, I think about a typical daily routine and how much value it provides, compared to the money it costs. If you grab a latte on the way to work, that’s $6 every morning, a fast-food combo with a burger, fries… Continue reading.

Summer vacation to remember

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024 in Dubois REC

During the summer when school is out, there are plenty of educational opportunities for our young people. Dubois REC was proud to sponsor local students to attend the annual Camp Kilowatt! Students entering seventh grade this fall were eligible to attend and participate in the four-day program held at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston, Indiana. The… Continue reading.

Simplify your monthly bill

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024 in Dubois REC

Autopay With autopay, you just enroll by filling out a simple form at duboisrec.com. By using autopay, money is withdrawn directly from your bank account to pay your electric bill each month. The automatic draft is processed on the 20th of each month. If this date falls on a holiday or weekend, the draft will… Continue reading.

Energy scams unmasked

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Posted on Aug 20, 2024 in Daviess-Martin County REMC

Utility scams have long targeted consumers with water, gas, and electricity connections. But in today’s digital world, every swipe and click increases the risk of potential scams. Scammers are more sophisticated than ever, and they understand our increasing reliance on technology. With their sharpened digital knives, scammers have adapted their tactics to trick unsuspecting consumers… Continue reading.