2023 WIRE Scholarships Available for Kentucky College Students
The Kentucky Chapter of Women in Rural Electrification (WIRE) is offering three $1,000 scholarships to Kentucky...
Board honors Prather | Farmers RECC President attends final statewide meeting
The Kentucky Electric Cooperatives Board honored retiring Farmers RECC President Bill Prather at its December meeting...
Here Come the Funds: Co-ops Should Get Ready for Flood of Broadband Projects
Unprecedented sums for rural broadband will begin flowing next year from the 2021 infrastructure law, and...
New editor at Kentucky Living
Shannon Brock succeeds Anita Travis Richter Joel Sams joins Kentucky Electric Cooperatives After more than 25...
Beautify I-65 Project in Warren County Receives 2022 Beautify the Bluegrass Governor’s Award
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Sept. 28, 2022) – Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Kentucky Electric Cooperatives President and CEO...
North Carolina co-ops and employees donate over $20,000 to Kentucky flood relief
North Carolina’s electric cooperatives have joined together to support co-op communities in Kentucky affected by recent...
In Time of Rapid Change, Matheson Tells Electric Co-ops ‘It’s Good to Be Us’
NRECA CEO Jim Matheson urged electric cooperative leaders at Regional Meetings 1&4 to take on the historic changes...
Allen Purnell of Purnell’s ‘Old Folks’ Country Sausage Honored as Distinguished Rural Kentuckian
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (August 17, 2022) – Kentucky’s electric cooperatives honored Allen Purnell as the 2022 Distinguished Rural...
Co-ops send help after floods ravage Eastern Kentucky
Two months after South Kentucky RECC handed out buckets and light bulbs at a member appreciation...
Co-op effort to help flood victims
Eastern Kentucky disaster affects multiple counties and communities Electric cooperatives in Eastern Kentucky are doing their...
