Cooperative partnerships benefit co-op members and the communities they serve. For National Co-op Month, we celebrate the power of working together.

Choose your deer stand with safety in mind. This article explains why hunters should stay clear of utility poles and power lines when scouting the right location.

Are energy vampires draining your budget? See where these diabolical devices are hiding in your home.

HCREC Member nominates Dunlap Storywalk in Shine the Light contest

The fifth cooperative principle: Education, Training, and Information, highlights how ongoing learning and clear communication help strengthen the cooperative and keep members informed, engaged, and connected.

Explore how local control helps your cooperative stay focused on community needs while making investments that strengthen reliability for the future.

In July, Smart Choices focuses on the third Cooperative Principle: Members’ Economic Participation.

This Independence Day, declare your freedom from energy-wasters that may be draining your wallet!

Iowa’s electric cooperatives encourage members to participate in the statewide Shine the Light contest in June to celebrate and recognize local volunteers.

Your household may be home to potential safety hazards that put you and your family at risk. Take steps to identify these hazards and keep your family safe.

Dads can be tough to buy for. While they probably don't need another tie, they might like lower energy bills. These practical energy-saving gift ideas are perfect for gadget-loving and DIY dads.

Follow these tips to be safe, not sorry, when selecting a contractor to perform renovations or upgrades.

Energy-efficient home upgrades can lower your utility bills and improve comfort. Learn about how some home improvements may help reduce home insurance premiums as well.

In April, we pause to honor our lineworkers—the ones who answer the call when the lights go out and whose dedication powers our lives every day, especially when it matters most.

As the calendar turns to April and we get ready for spring activities, it’s the season for pranks, jokes, and a few harmless tricks, but electrical hazards are no laughing matter. This April Fool’s Day, don’t let a preventable mistake turn you into the fool.

The second Cooperative Principle is Democratic Member Control. Your vote. Your voice. Your power. That's the cooperative way.

A little know-how can go a long way toward greener habits and more green in your pocket. How lucky is that?

As the spring planting season arrives, both farmers and motorists are encouraged to plant seeds of safety by sharing rural roads responsibly, staying alert, and practicing patience to ensure a smooth and secure journey for all.

Your electric cooperative helps to power the moments you love and the connections that matter. Reliable energy isn’t just power; it’s what connects us.

If you’re looking to gain a better understanding of electrical terminology, this guide to industry lingo may help.