Alabama Living

Happy retirement, my friend. One person’s impact may not always be known to everyone who benefits from it.

Wiregrass Innovation Center opens in downtown Dothan

Be on the lookout for your packet

Employees honored at luncheon

School retiree, mother seen as hero to many

America’s milestone. Each year on July 4, our country celebrates its independence. It’s been 250 years since the Founding Fathers ratified the words of the Declaration of Independence.

As long as there are people who are homeless, hungry or in need, the Rev. Steve Skidmore plans to be in the thick of things helping those people.

High school students passed around insulated gloves and a cut cable, inspecting the components making up a power line. A few took rides in the bucket of a utility truck, feeling the sway all too familiar to lineworkers who work up high.

Ready to respond. Each year, we recognize our lineworkers for the work they do. Their jobs come with the most risk of any here at Wiregrass Electric Cooperative, but we understand it takes all of our employees to serve our members.

FOUNDATION HELPS THOSE STRUGGLING WITH DEPRESSION, MENTAL ILLNESS

Regular inspections ensure grid reliability, safety for lineworkers

Stay safe out there

A $3,500 grant from Wiregrass Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round Up program will help cover expenses for Ashford High School’s track and field team.

Operation Round Up Funds Have a Wide Impact Across the Wiregrass

Ronnie Baine Builds Ramps, Handrails for Those in Need