In this episode of The Power Hour, Andrea Melton sits down with Karlee Gable, Youth and Education Specialist at Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC), to spotlight the exciting youth programs available to students in our community.

Karlee shares details about IEC-facilitated programs offered through Henry County REMC, including Camp Kilowatt, the Student Art Contest, and the Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. She walks through what students can expect from each opportunity, highlights real student experiences, and explains how and when to apply.

Whether you’re a student, parent, or educator, this episode is packed with helpful information about programs designed to educate, inspire, and empower the next generation of leaders.

👉 Learn more and find application details here: https://www.hcremc.com/community/youth-programs/

In this special year-end episode of The Power Hour, we’re taking a look back at the standout moments from our first year of the podcast. Join host Andrea Melton as she revisits highlights from each episode - from conversations with HCREMC leadership to stories of member services, youth programs, and the dedicated linemen who keep our community powered.

It’s an insightful wrap-up of the people, programs, and purpose at the heart of Henry County REMC.

In this episode of The Power Hour, Andrea Melton sits down with Henry County Building Inspector Scott Hines to talk about what homeowners should know before hiring contractors. Scott shares how he’s seen some residents get taken advantage of through high-pressure sales tactics, inflated prices, and/or poor workmanship, and he offers practical advice on how to avoid these pitfalls. Learn what to look for when hiring an electrician or contractor, how to verify credentials, and why doing your homework can save you time, money, and frustration.

If you have questions about the information Scott shared in the podcast, reach him at

Shines@henrycounty.in.gov

Office (765) 529-7408

Cell (765)520-7902

In this episode of The Power Hour, we talk with Jason Burton and Cory Murphy, who recently completed the four-year apprenticeship and officially became journeyman linemen. They share their journey from groundsmen to journeymen, the challenges along the way, and what this milestone means. We also recognize fellow lineman Drew Horning, who also earned his journeyman status, but is home with his growing family.

In this episode of The Power Hour, we’re helping you get ahead of rising energy costs before the cold weather hits. First, Hayley Berg, Member Services Coordinator at Henry County REMC, joins us to talk about flexible billing and payment options, plus ways you can start saving energy at home. Then, we dive into our rebate program with Project Coordinator Chelsi Jackson. Whether you're a homeowner or a business, there's valuable information here to help you save energy (and money) this winter.

Join us on The Power Hour as we explore how Henry County REMC is investing in both infrastructure and the future. First, Mark Bauman explains our Brush Control Program and its critical role in maintaining system reliability. Then, Jonathon Farmer and Colton Wise talk about what they learned at Summer Cooperative Camp, an immersive experience that connects youth to careers in energy and skilled trades.

Your membership matters - and so does every dollar. In this episode of the podcast, CFO Amber Houser walks us through how co-op money is managed, why that’s different from a traditional utility, and how our first-ever Power Swing Classic will benefit the local community.

In this episode of The Power Hour, host Andrea Melton sits down with Chief Operating Officer Adam Warwas for an inside look at the complex work that keeps our cooperative running smoothly. Adam shares insights into the strategic improvements his team has made to boost system reliability and highlights the behind-the-scenes efforts that power our members every day.