The holiday season is here, and it’s a time to pause, reflect, and celebrate the moments that made this year special. At Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative (REC), we’re grateful for the support of our members and our communities.   Thanksgiving reminds us of the power of connection, whether it’s sharing stories around the table or lending a helping hand. From our cooperative family table to yours, we hope your gatherings are filled with laughter, love, and delicious d

We are excited to invite all members of our cooperative and the general public to our annual Holiday Open House! Join us for two days filled with joy, community spirit, and seasonal cheer. Enjoy delicious treats and the opportunity to connect with co-op employees, neighbors, and friends. This is a wonderful chance to celebrate the season together, share ideas, and learn more about our cooperative initiatives. Mark your calendars and come spread the holiday spirit with us!

As a member-owned cooperative, Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative operates not for profit, but for people. This model allows us to spread risk over time, invest strategically, and make decisions that benefit our members not shareholders. That’s a key reason why our system has delivered reliable power for more than 85 years and why it’s uniquely positioned to meet future challenges. Stability Through Planning For decades, Harrison County REC has proudly delivered safe,

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Harrison County REC is excited to invite you to Taco & Tech Tuesday our lunch-and-learn sessions designed to help our members stay informed and connected. We'll be covering smart home technology that can make your life easier while also saving energy, and sharing tips to help you spot and avoid utility scams. Bring your questions and your appetite, we’ll bring the tacos and the expertise. Come and enjoy a free lunch, good company and helpful info right from the folks you trus

October is National Co-op Month and we are excited kick off the celebration early with our annual Food Drive! Starting this week through the entire month of October, we will be accepting donations in our lobby. Stop by and help us "Stuff the Bucket" and support our communities! While all donations are genuinely appreciated, our pantries have noted that these items are a high priority need: 🥫shampoo/conditioner 🥫toothpaste 🥫individually packaged toothbrushes 🥫Deodorant 🥫b

This National Co-op Month, we invite you to explore all that your cooperative membership has to offer.

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August 11 (8/11) is National Safe Digging Day. If you are working on an outdoor project, be aware that careless digging can pose a threat to people, pipelines, and underground facilities. Follow these 5 steps before "digging in!"