Nominate someone making a difference in your community for the Shine the Light contest by June 30, and they could win $3,000 for their local charity or nonprofit.

By preparing now, we can all weather summer storms more safely and comfortably. Our cooperative is committed to keeping the lights on and restoring power quickly when nature has other plans.

In May, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment. What does this mean for western Iowa?

One of the key benefits of being a member of Harrison County REC is receiving patronage credits. Patronage represents our member’s share...

Do these everyday energy-wasting habits seem familiar? Save money by changing your routine.

Keep utility poles free from personal materials such as balloons, fliers, and metal objects to keep our utility workers safe.

May is National Electrical Safety Month. Follow these tips to keep your home and family safe this month and every month.

In 2022, Harrison County REC's board of directors voted unanimously to begin a scholarship program now known as the "Light the Way to...

HCREC members participated in Democratic Member Control, one of the seven cooperative principles, to elect their representatives on the...

District 1 Lynn Christiensen Lynn and his wife Nancy of 41 years have three daughters and seven grandchildren.  He has spent his entire...

A message from CEO, Shadon Blum At Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative (REC), April holds special significance. I want to take a...

Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Journeyman Lineman or Apprentice Lineman....

Lineworker Appreciation Day is April 14, a moment to reflect on the essential role lineworkers play in our daily lives.

April is Safe Digging Awareness Month. Before you start any digging project, STOP and call 8-1-1 to request that utility lines be located.

Looking to lower your energy bill? Consider incorporating energy-efficient trees.

Before “climbing” into a project, take a few minutes to inspect your ladder and your project space to ensure your safety.

Why do we adjust our clocks twice a year...and how can this annual practice also serve as a safety reminder?

St. Patrick's Day reminds us of how lucky we are to serve our member-owners and serve as a powerful presence in our community.

Prospective column by Ethan Hohenadel, Director of Policy & Advocacy for the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives At the Iowa...

Please join Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative’s (REC) Board of Directors in congratulating Shadon Blum as the cooperative’s next...