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Exploring AI's Potential For Improved Service and Reliability
By Abby Berry Like it or not, artificial intelligence seems inescapable. Even a quick Google search produces an AI-generated smorgasbord of results, rather than a simple list of links. AI is even shaping conversations about the future of energy. While news headlines often focus on the rapid growth of AI, electric cooperatives are taking a measured approach to understanding how these tools might help improve service for the local communities they serve. For Southeastern In
Aug 73 min read


Savings Simplified
Your water heater is one of the hardest-working appliances in your home, quietly providing hot water for showers, laundry, dishes, and more every day. Because it operates behind the scenes, it’s easy to overlook how much energy it uses—until it’s time for a replacement. Water heating is typically the second-largest energy use in most homes, behind heating and cooling. If your current water heater is older or becoming less efficient, replacing it with a qualifying energy-eff
Aug 51 min read


Breathe Easier
A 10-Minute DIY Project That Helps Your Air Conditioner When August temperatures soar, your air conditioner works overtime to keep your home comfortable. One of the easiest ways to help it run more efficiently takes just 10 minutes—checking and replacing your HVAC air filter. A clean air filter improves airflow, helps your system run more efficiently, reduces wear and tear, and can even improve your home’s indoor air quality. Why Your Air Filter Matters As your filter colle
Aug 42 min read


Before You Break Ground, Put Safety First
August is a great time to tackle outdoor projects like planting trees, installing a fence, replacing a mailbox, or refreshing your landscaping. Before you start digging, however, take a few minutes to look both below and above ground for potential utility hazards. Even small projects can damage underground utility lines if you don’t know where they’re located. Striking an electric, gas, water, or communications line can cause injuries, power outages, costly repairs, and ser
Aug 32 min read


End-of-Summer Care
Simple Steps That Pay Off This Fall August may still bring hot afternoons, but cooler days are just around the corner. A little attention now can help your lawn, garden and landscape finish the season strong while preparing them for fall and next spring. Give Your Lawn a Boost Summer heat can leave grass looking tired. Continue mowing at the recommended height, avoiding the temptation to cut it too short. Taller grass shades the soil, holds moisture and discourages weeds.
Aug 22 min read


Co-op Kids Club
BACK TO SCHOOL, CO-OP KIDS Summer may be winding down, but that means it’s time for a brand-new school year filled with exciting adventures, new friends and lots of opportunities to learn! Whether you’re starting first grade or heading into middle school, August is the perfect time to get organized and set yourself up for success. Pack your backpack, sharpen those pencils, charge your devices and don’t forget one of the most important school supplies of all—a positive attit
Aug 22 min read


The Investors Trail Mix
A Simple Recipe August is peak camping season, and whether you’re hitting the backcountry or the backyard, a good trail mix has something for every moment on the trail. A little something sweet, something salty, but most importantly, something with staying power. Your financial plan should work the same way. A well-balanced mix of savings, investments and an emergency fund may give you energy for the long haul and something to fall back on when the path gets rough. Many f
Aug 11 min read


A Place to Move, Play and Thrive
North Dearborn Community Park is giving a rural community a place to gather again. When Brenda Wheat looks across North Dearborn Road from her home, she sees more than a playground, walking path and open green space. She sees families walking after work, kids climbing and riding bikes, parents talking while their children play, and neighbors gathering for farmers markets, Easter egg hunts, and summer evenings at Party in the Park. “It makes my heart happy,” Brenda said. “Ther
Jul 194 min read


Turning Spare Change into Community Change
Every day, Southeastern Indiana REMC members have the opportunity to make a difference in their communities simply by rounding up their electric bill to the nearest dollar. Those spare pennies may seem small on their own, but when thousands of members participate in Operation RoundUp®, those contributions add up to meaningful support for local organizations and projects throughout southeastern Indiana. It’s a powerful example of how small acts of generosity can create lasting
Jul 172 min read
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