Co-ops are key partners at the Paducah American Energy Hub
KNOWN FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS as the home of uranium enrichment, the U.S. Department of Energy’s Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant site is being prepared for a new national mission....
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2 Sep, 2026Remembering Wendell Berry
Wendell Berry, a Kentucky farmer and conservationist known worldwide through his novels, poems and essays, died Monday at his home in Henry County. He was 92. In 1999, during...
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14 Aug, 2026Electric co-ops honor Nancy Cox as 2026 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (August 13, 2026) – Kentucky Electric Cooperatives recognized longtime University of Kentucky agricultural leader Dr. Nancy Cox as its 2026 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian during the cooperative association’s 80th...
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The Kentucky Electric Cooperatives are committed to improving the quality of life in Kentucky. Our member electric cooperatives provide a high level of electrical service at the lowest possible price through a local, consumer-owned form of business. Kentucky’s electric cooperatives serve more than 1.8 million people in 117 of Kentucky’s 120 counties. In addition to providing a host of legislative, communications, and training services to Kentucky’s electric cooperatives, Kentucky Electric Cooperatives is affiliated with several organizations that serve Kentucky’s electric co-ops.
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Youth Tour doesn’t end when the trip is over! Kady Fuller, representing Pennyrile Electric, recently hosted a voter registration drive at Trigg County High School as part of the Co-op Champions program, with more Co-op Champions preparing to host drives at their schools throughout the month!
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Co-op Champion Kady Fuller, sponsored by Pennyrile Electric, is helping her classmates make their voices heard! Kady recently hosted a voter registration drive at Trigg County High School, encouraging eligible students to register and participate in the democratic process.
Kady is kicking ...things off, with more Co-op Champions hosting voter registration drives throughout the month! Through Co-op Champions and Co-ops Vote, Youth Tour delegates are making a difference in their schools and communities. Great work, Kady!
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Trigg’s Fuller Pushing Classmates Toward Voter Registration
Kady Fuller isn’t old enough to remember 1985 cult-classic “The Breakfast Club,” where Brian Johnson — played by Anthony Michael Hall —...
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53rd Annual Meeting Banquet - 1999 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian Wendell Berry, TIME's Hugh Sidey
Produced in 1999 by the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives, the video tribute honors author, poet and farmer Wendell Berry as the recipient of the Distinguished Rural Kentuckian Award, the association’s highest honor. The tribute presents Berry as someone uniquely suited to the ...distinction: a working Kentucky farmer whose poetry, fiction and essays had, by that time, spent nearly four decades chronicling the struggles and enduring value of small farms, rural communities and the people who sustain them. The film emphasizes that Berry’s influence reaches far beyond Kentucky, with his writing and advocacy earning national and international recognition while remaining deeply rooted in the land and culture of his native state.
Produced in 1999 by the Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives, the video tribute honors author, poet and farmer Wendell Berry as the recipient of the Distinguished Rural Kentuckian Award, the association’s highest honor. The tribute presents Berry as someone uniquely suited to the ...distinction: a working Kentucky farmer whose poetry, fiction and essays had, by that time, spent nearly four decades chronicling the struggles and enduring value of small farms, rural communities and the people who sustain them. The film emphasizes that Berry’s influence reaches far beyond Kentucky, with his writing and advocacy earning national and international recognition while remaining deeply rooted in the land and culture of his native state.
Wendell Berry - 1999 Distinguished Rural Kentuckian
The 2027 NRECA Washington Youth Tour is
happening June 17–22!
New friends. Iconic sights. Big memories. One
unforgettable week in Washington, D.C.
Save the date. Your D.C. adventure starts here!
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