A publication of the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives
Nearly a century ago, Virginia Farm Bureau made the state’s farmers a promise: to protect and preserve what farmers had labored so hard to create and to ensure a bright future for generations of farmers.
With Distribution Automation tools, electric cooperatives can detect an outage and isolate it in real-time from their control rooms before sending out field crews to repair damaged power lines.
Contrary to popular belief, winter is an excellent time for outdoor adventuring.
Check out these cozy and warm recipes to keep the cold at bay this winter.
The magazine’s first decade (1946-1956) unfolded during the years just after World War II, a time when rural electrification was transforming life across Virginia.
Survey reveals teens’ career concerns and evolving views on education January-February 2026 story courtesy of Family Features American teens are preparing for a workforce shaped by AI, new approaches to education, and economic uncertainty. While these challenges are...
Let’s take a look at African American inventors whose contributions helped revolutionize the way we use electricity.
