We’re all connected to the electric grid, so ensuring the right amount of electricity for all involves a complex process of forecasting energy demand, planning for capacity and securing enough supply to meet Americans’ needs. POWERFUL SOURCES First, electricity must be generated at a power plant using either traditional sources, such as coal, natural gas… Continue reading.
Join us on Oct. 13 anytime between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. for free food and giveaways as our way to say “thank you” to our members. Orange County REMC Garage7133 N. State Road 337, Orleans
Each month, members who wish to participate in Operation Round Up® can have Orange County REMC automatically round their electric and/or fiber bill to the next highest dollar. That extra spare change is added to a fund overseen by a volunteer group of trustees that review requests for grants for the funds. Details of the… Continue reading.
Everyone is looking for ways to streamline tasks throughout the day, and the SmartHub app from Orange County REMC can help you do just that. This free app makes it simple and convenient to do the following: SmartHub also has tools to help you analyze your electric use and do an easy comparison with the… Continue reading.
Indiana 211 is a free information and referral service that connects Hoosiers with help and answers from thousands of health and human service agencies and resources right in their local communities, quickly, easily and confidentially. Whether you need info about housing, shelters, addiction recovery, help with food, medical expenses or utility bill assistance, just call… Continue reading.
Accidental damage to electric infrastructure and fiber optic internet lines, whether the lines are buried underground or are overhead, can be costly to those responsible. Unfortunately, the cost of materials and labor in recent years has skyrocketed, causing repairs to become even more expensive. Oftentimes, damage to underground utilities can be avoided if people are… Continue reading.
Each year, Marshall County REMC provides the materials and division leaders for the 4-H electric program. Once a month for four months leading up to the fair, REMC organizes a meeting where 4-H students can come to work on their projects, learn about electricity and get assistance from professionals in the electric industry. REMC would… Continue reading.
The Operation Round Up® board awarded $6,500 to a total of five organizations to support the work they do in the community. Argos Community Development Corporation received funding to advertise the Argos Farmers Market, in the hopes of growing the program. Argos Community Development Corporation’s purpose is to bring people together in the community. Bikes… Continue reading.
After 10 years of dedication and commitment to Operation Round Up and the community, Chairman Linda Vialard and Treasurer Deb Read retired from the program. Since Operation Round Up began in 2013, Vialard and Read have been fundamental to the success of the program. They continually went above and beyond their duties to ensure the… Continue reading.
GOOD FOODBirky’s Catering is returning to serve up mouth-watering pork chops. In addition to the pork chops, attendees can enjoy hot dogs, baked beans, potato salad and applesauce. And don’t forget to enjoy a deep-fried Oreo, funnel cake, deep-fried pickles, ice cream or a root beer float from Piggies & Cream or Butter & Grace…. Continue reading.
