After 30 years in the classroom, retired Switzerland County teacher Doris Eads still believes the greatest lessons begin with caring for children. When Doris Eads talks about her 30 years in education, she doesn’t begin with lesson plans, textbooks or report cards. She begins with children. She remembers second graders running across the playground asking her to tie their shoes, visiting families in their homes when parents couldn’t make it to school, and former students reco

Managing your electric bill shouldn’t be stressful. Whether you prefer predictable monthly payments, automatic convenience or greater control over your budget, Southeastern Indiana REMC offers several billing and payment options designed to fit your lifestyle. ​ Smooth Out Seasonal Bills with Budget Billing Summer air conditioning and winter heating can cause your electric bill to rise and fall throughout the year. Budget Billing helps eliminate those seasonal surprises by av

Operation RoundUp® Awards $75,800 in First 2026 Grant Cycle The strength of a community is often measured by the organizations that serve it. From food pantries and volunteer fire departments to youth programs, healthcare initiatives and community improvement projects, these organizations make a difference every day—and this summer, Southeastern Indiana REMC’s Operation RoundUp® program helped provide additional support for their work. During its July meeting, the Operation R

Where Heritage, Community, and the Ohio River Come Nestled along the Ohio River in southeastern Indiana, Switzerland County is a community where history, natural beauty, and hometown pride continue to shape everyday life. From its scenic river views and historic downtown to community festivals, local businesses, and outdoor recreation, the county offers a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates both its past and its future. Founded in 1814 by Swiss immigrants, Switzerland County

A Balanced Energy Mix Powers Reliability When you flip a switch, you expect the lights to come on. Delivering that reliability takes more than power lines and substations—it also depends on where the electricity comes from. ​ Across the country, electric cooperatives use a balanced mix of energy resources to provide safe, reliable and affordable electricity to the communities they serve. Rather than relying on a single fuel source, cooperatives benefit from a diverse portfoli