Applications for the next round of Operation RoundUp® grants will be accepted throughout the month of June. Nonprofit 501(c) organizations serving communities within the SEI REMC service area are encouraged to apply for funding support through the program.

From local sponsorships to live line safety demonstrations, SEI REMC is committed to supporting and serving the communities we call home. At Southeastern Indiana REMC, being part of the community means more than providing reliable electric and fiber service. As a cooperative, we believe in staying actively involved in the communities we serve and supporting the people, organizations, and events that help southeastern Indiana thrive.

Nixie’s Burgers continues a long-standing tradition of great food and hometown history in Brookville. Some restaurants are known for their food, while others become part of the community’s story. In Brookville, Nixie’s Burgers has been both for generations. Originally opened in 1939 by Nixie Biltz as a burger restaurant and billiards hall, Nixie’s quickly became a gathering place where friends, families, and neighbors came together over fresh burgers and conversation. Over

Learn how to safe around downed power lines. Have you ever seen ripples in water? When you drop something into water, the ripples spread outward in every direction. Electricity can act in a similar way. When a power line falls to the ground, electricity doesn’t just stay in one place. It can spread out through the ground around it, making the area nearby dangerous — even if you can’t see anything happening. That’s why it’s important to stay far away from downed power lines. Y

At Southeastern Indiana REMC, investing in our communities means investing in the future. Each year, we are proud to support local students as they take the next step in their educational journey through our scholarship program.

Not long ago, access to high-speed internet was viewed as a convenience — something nice to have for entertainment or occasional online tasks. Today, connectivity has become as essential to everyday life as electricity itself. At Southeastern Indiana REMC, we see firsthand how reliable internet service impacts the lives of our members and communities every single day.

Technology is changing the way families live, work, and interact every day — and the numbers show connected living is becoming the new normal. Today’s households are more connected than ever before. According to industry reports, the average American home now has more than 20 internet-connected devices. From smart TVs and streaming services to video doorbells, gaming systems, tablets, smartphones, and smart appliances, reliable internet service has become central to daily

Technology is no longer something reserved for offices or large cities. Reliable internet and connected devices now support how rural families work, learn, communicate, manage households, and stay connected throughout the day.

From streaming your favorite shows to powering smart home devices, your Wi-Fi plays a bigger role in your daily life than ever before. Even with fast fiber internet, your experience depends on how well your home network is set up. The good news is that a few simple adjustments and the right equipment can make a noticeable difference in your speed, coverage, and reliability.

Summer is the perfect time to refresh your outdoor routine and make sure you have the right tools to keep your lawn looking its best. If your current equipment is outdated or difficult to maintain, it may be time for an upgrade.

As temperatures rise, your cooling system works harder to keep your home comfortable. Small air leaks and blocked airflow can make it even harder to maintain consistent temperatures. The good news is that a few simple updates can improve your home’s efficiency and help your cooling system run more effectively all summer long

Summer in southeastern Indiana often means long days spent working outdoors, caring for livestock, tending gardens, mowing fields, completing projects, and enjoying time with family. But with high temperatures and humidity comes an increased risk of heat-related illness.

Summer is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors, whether that means relaxing on the porch after a long day, hosting cookouts with family and friends, or simply spending more time outside enjoying the warmer weather. With a few thoughtful updates, your outdoor spaces can become a more comfortable and welcoming extension of your home.

Technology itself is not the problem. In many ways, it helps families stay informed, entertained, productive, and connected. The key is finding a healthy balance—using technology when it adds value while also making time to recharge away from screens.