Do We Owe You Money?
Fulfilling one of its guiding principles with regard to members’ economic status, Community Electric Cooperative in December mailed 6,100 refund checks totaling more than $283,000 to current and former members who received service from the cooperative.
Honing Her Skills: CEC’s Parr Earns National Communicator Certification
Jessica Parr has completed the Certified Cooperative Communicator program conducted by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Five Ways to Safeguard Your Home This Winter
Here are five ways you can safeguard your home for the winter season.
Celebrating CEC’s Workforce with Marshmallows, Gifts, and Cup Towers
What do marshmallows, pennies, cup towers and a U.S. map have in common? They all were elements of competitions challenging Community Electric Cooperative’s employees during the Team Appreciation Day that CEC hosted in late October. A scavenger hunt and a White...
Getting Lost in the Season
Exploring “a-maze-ing” fall fun September 2025 by Kari Smith, Contributing Writer There’s something about the colorful changing of the leaves and the crisp autumn air that draws people outdoors to celebrate harvest season. Pool days and beach trips are traded for...
Fire Up the Grill
Discover two incredible lamb recipes!
Pajamas, lost cars and errant biscuit dough
The thermometer surpassed 90 degrees and moved way too close to 100 on many July and August days this year.
A Guitar With Heartstrings
When 4-year-old Luke DeHart went to a Brad Paisley concert with his parents and younger sister, he had no idea he would be going home with a one-of-a-kind souvenir.
Old Sal and the Information Superhighway
I had the first of the “portable” computers, a huge old Kaypro model that must have weighed 50 pounds and was made of bulletproof steel.