A publication of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives
During Cooperative Living’s seventh decade — from 2006 through 2016 — smartphones replaced flip phones, social media transformed communication and high-speed internet became an essential part of everyday life. As the world became smarter and more connected, so did the electric industry.
Trummer’s is perfect for a meal that balances elegance and elevation with casual comfort and refined homestyle favorites.
As you spend the warm months outdoors, challenge yourself to discover the different bees buzzing around in your neighborhood.
PJM operates behind the scenes, coordinating the flow of electricity in an interconnected grid serving 67 million people across 13 states and the District of Columbia, including regions served by electric cooperatives in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware.
Poplar Forest is displaying a historic copy of the Declaration of Independence as part of a special exhibit tied to the year’s 250th anniversary festivities.
Made of a merger, co-op marks 90 years strong June 2026 “When those early organizers went town to town and house to house, they were building more than power lines — they were...
According to BLS, there will be 7% employment growth for power line workers from 2024 to 2034 — nearly 11,000 job openings per year for power line installers and repairers.
