S.C.'s electric cooperatives make pledge in support of Honor Flight of South Carolina
In an effort to honor and thank our state's World War II veterans, South Carolina's electric cooperatives are committing $60,000 to underwrite the costs of an Honor Flight to Washington, D.C. on April 11, 2012.
Enjoy peace of mind with blueAlert
Many senior adults place loss of mobility at the top of their list of fears. Having the freedom to live at home and move around freely in their own space can add years to someone's life. Blue Ridge Security has been in the business of "life safety" for many years and has found a product they think is the best emergency response equipment available today.
Co-op gets double jolt of Volts
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative recently welcomed a jazzy visitor, but it wasn't a recording artist. Rather, the attraction was a Chevy Volt, a snazzy electric car purchased last spring by Central Electric Power Cooperative.
Member-Owned Businesses Celebrate Co-op Month
October is Cooperative Month. Across the United States, cooperatives are celebrating both the enterprise and the contributions their organizations offer in support of social and economic development.
2011 Blue Ridge Fest
The Blue Ridge Fest charity fund-raiser held the weekend of May 13 & 14 proved to be a big success.
A simple reminder can help ease your mind
Learn about our Alerts & Reminders Program at Blue Ridge Electric.
Big Turnout for 2011 Annual Meeting
Good Monday evening weather helped to bring out an estimated crowd of 5,000 for Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative's annual membership meeting.
The lowdown on tankless water heaters
One hot topic among appliances today is the tankless water heater. Tankless units may have certain advantages, and they are purported to provide the consumer with unlimited hot water.
State's rivalry game goes green
For the first time, the famed and historic rivalry of the Clemson-Carolina football game was powered by 100% in-state renewable energy.
Emphasis on safety brings national recognition
Each morning when Blue Ridge Manager of Operations Sam McMillan comes to work, he wants to make sure that each of his employees will go home to their families that night.
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