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Cooperative News
The Value of Electricity
These days, we’re all feeling a strain on our wallets as everyday expenses continue to grow. One expense that hasn’t…
Share the Joy of Reading With Your Kids: The Dolly Parton Imagination Library
Are you looking for ways to foster a love of reading in your young children? The Dolly Parton Imagination Library…
Cruising Into National Drive Electric Week
This year, National Drive Electric Week runs from Sept. 23 – Oct. 2 and we’re excited to participate! This nationwide…
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Grant Provides New Fire Truck for North Central Alamance Volunteer Fire Department
Grant Provides New Fire Truck for North Central Alamance Volunteer Fire Department BURLINGTON, N.C. (July 26th, 2022) – The North…
10 Ways to Be Cybersmart
Cybercrimes are crimes of opportunity. Working together, let’s take steps to lower the risk of fraud and theft. Here are…
Official Notice: Capital Credits August 2022
What are capital credits and how are they calculated? Because we’re a not-for-profit cooperative, we give profits (known as margins)…
The Move-In Checklist You Didn’t Know You Needed
Are you planning to move into a new place this summer? If so, you probably have a checklist of items…
New Meters Help Us Better Manage Outages
Over the past year, we’ve been installing new meters throughout our service area so we can better serve you, our…
6/17-6/18: Power Outage Update
9:15 p.m. – We are down to 137 meters without power after restoring power to some of the larger outages…