Described as someone who “got things done,” Noble REMC employees and directors are mourning the loss of our former colleague and friend, Sue Browning, who passed away in May.  Browning began her career with the co-op in 1988 as the executive assistant to Manager Bruce Billow, acting as the secretary for the manager and staff…. Continue reading.

Planning ahead to save energy during the dog days of summer can help keep you cool while helping the environment — and even get you some money back! Most people know the basic rules of supply and demand: When demand goes up, the price typically goes up, too. The same goes for electricity — when… Continue reading.

We’ve all heard the phrase, “Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” This is often said when someone is about to do something foolish or risky. If they heed this advice, it means they did not commit to “one basket,” but instead hedged their bets with multiple options.  This strategy is how I describe… Continue reading.

There’s nothing quite like seeing the first “zap” of a safety demonstration grab the attention of the students watching intently. “It’s even funnier when the teachers who have seen the demonstrations for years, and know it’s coming, still jump,” said Noble REMC Communications and Marketing Manager Kevin Dreibelbis. He has been conducting tabletop electric safety… Continue reading.

Director George Bennett found his way to Albion through love and stayed for his decades-long career in banking.  In the meantime, he became a pillar of the community through his time serving on local boards, such as the Albion Rotary Club and Noble County Council, as well as volunteering through Junior Achievement and other organizations…. Continue reading.

Noble REMC is proud to invest in the future of three area students who earned $1,000 scholarships from the co-op for their hard work at their school and in the community. To be eligible for the scholarships, recipients’ parent(s) or guardian(s) must be a member of Noble REMC. Candidates were judged anonymously based on their… Continue reading.

Noble REMC members’ contributions through our Operation Round Up grant program continue to make huge improvements and strides in our communities. The latest disbursement awarded $20,900 and impacted 12 local organizations and projects. The program’s mission to give back to the community wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of our members. With more than 85%… Continue reading.

June is National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month. It’s also the time of year when many people endure the headache of a broken air conditioner — and having to go to extreme measures to keep cool. Fortunately, it’s not too late to prepare. There are steps you can take to ensure your cooling system can handle… Continue reading.

One of my favorite events — and also one of our newest — is coming up on June 1, when Noble REMC will host our second annual Member Appreciation Event. I look forward to this event because it’s a great opportunity for me, our employees and our directors to talk with our members and hear… Continue reading.

It’s finally here! It’s time to vote for your board of directors and mark your calendars for the Noble REMC Annual Meeting. How to Vote All Noble REMC members will receive a paper ballot in the mail about mid-May, where you will mark your vote, approve your 2022 Annual Meeting minutes, tear off the ballot… Continue reading.

Starting as a tree trimmer only two years ago, Jared Buckles has already added the title of groundman to his name. That means he now spends half of his time working with the right-of-way crew and the other half with the line crew. It also means he’s one step closer in his goal of becoming… Continue reading.