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OwenElectric avatar; Owen Electric @OwenElectric ·
20 May 1527484432738820119

Scattered outages from storms rolling through the area...

Crews will be dispatched as it is safe to do so. We appreciate your patience. Report outages via the OEC Mobile app or by calling (800) 372-7612.

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KyElectricCoops avatar; Kentucky Electric Cooperatives @KyElectricCoops ·
19 May 1527312517520797696

.@BigSandyCoop Annual Meeting Day! Drive-thru bucket pickups from 1-3 at the Paintsville office
and Mountain Arts Center. Prestonsburg office closed today.

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Meet Logan Reeves. In his 2 1/2 years as a system controller for Kenergy, he has demonstrated the power of positivity and is an inspiration to all of his fellow colleagues after overcoming a huge obstacle in his life.
Co-op profile: Logan Reeves | Kenergy
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This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the first Kentucky Rural Electric Youth Tour. Since 1972, the statewide association of Kentucky's electric cooperatives has coordinated the youth tour to both Frankfort and Washington, D.C. Co-ops select rising young leaders in their service territories to gain a personal understanding of American history, civic affairs, and their role as citizens and members of electric cooperatives. Students will embark on the Washington Youth Tour in June.
Kentucky Electric Cooperatives | Frankfort Youth Tour 2022
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A joint effort between Pennyrile Electric and Hopkinsville Electric System will make energynet high-speed fiber internet widely available in Christian, Trigg, and Todd County over the next five years.
Pennyrile Electric's role in bringing high-speed internet to rural western Kentucky
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In collaboration with Common Thread, Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives delivered handmade items including hats, scarves, quilts, wool blankets and tiny crochet angels to West Kentucky RECC for distribution to children and families affected by the December tornado. Donations came from "threaders" throughout Ohio and Kentucky.
The Co-op Way | Donations made to western Kentucky families from Ohio cooperatives
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The four long days and nights of restoration work included more than 75 mutual aid linemen, contractors and the local co-op’s own crews. Crews had to deploy extraordinary efforts to slog through impassable mud, traverse creeks and streams and string wire from hilltop to hilltop. Even as power was restored to one area, limbs continues to rebound or snap triggering new outages.
Mutual Aid | WINTER STORM 2022
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Did you know, when he was 15-years-old, Joe B. worked a summer job clearing the rights-of-way for an electric co-op? That co-op, Harrison RECC, would eventually combine workforces with Blue Grass Energy. Hear him tell that story and more during his acceptance speech for the 2014 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian award.
Joe B. Hall acceptance speech | 2014 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian
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