Ahead of the May 12 primary election in Kentucky, Secretary of State Michael Adams is again partnering with Kentucky Electric Cooperatives on Co-ops Vote. Launched in 2016, the nonpartisan initiative...
East Kentucky Power Cooperative broke ground Wednesday on a new natural gas power plant in Casey County that will strengthen electric grid reliability and support growing energy demand in...
Youth Tour empowers students, launches Co-ops Vote in Frankfort Nearly 90 high school juniors from 16 electric cooperatives gathered Thursday, March 19, at the Kentucky Historical Society in Frankfort...
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Located in South Kentucky RECC’s service area, this innovative greenhouse grows fresh strawberries 365 days a year using advanced technology and sustainable farming practices. The operation has brought new jobs and investment to Pulaski County while supplying delicious Kentucky-grown berries to ...grocery stores across the region.
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www.kentuckyliving.com2026 Farmers RECC annual meeting drive-thru
Despite the weather, Taylor County RECC members showed up in strong numbers for another successful annual meeting. The rainy conditions couldn't keep members away as they came out to support their cooperative and connect with staff.
Taylor County RECC members enjoyed a drive-thru experience today featuring hot dogs, chips, bottled water, popcorn and an annual meeting bucket filled with goodies. The event also provided an opportunity for members to connect with their cooperative and learn more about the services and programs ...available to them.
This year's Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation's annual meeting marks the final one for President & CEO Toby Moss, who has led the cooperative for the past four years. As Toby moves on to a similar leadership role closer to family, we thank him for his dedication and ...service to the members and community.
We're also excited to welcome Chuck Bishop as Farmers RECC's incoming President & CEO and look forward to the future under his leadership.
Good luck Toby and congratulations Chuck!
Members stopped by the Farmers Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation Annual Meeting drive-thru today at the Cave City Convention Center to pick up their complimentary bucket and bulbs and other appreciation gifts. Thanks to everyone who came out!
Big news for Kentucky's energy future! East Kentucky Power Cooperative has broken ground on the new Liberty Station power plant in Casey County. The $500 million project will generate enough electricity to serve about 95,000 homes while improving electric reliability and creating local ...jobs.
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Nominations for the 2026 Beautify the Bluegrass Governor’s Award close July 20. From community gardens to river cleanups and downtown revitalization efforts, no project is too small to be recognized.
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