Cooperative Living

Harvest season often means putting in long hours, which can make it difficult to stay alert and on the lookout for potential hazards.

In July, URE proudly supported local 4-H and FFA youth at the Union County Fair, held July 26 to August 1. From livestock shows to project displays, the week was a showcase of hard work, dedication, and community spirit.

URE proudly supports and encourages 4-H and FFA members who are showcasing livestock and special interest projects at our local…

After 36 years of dedicated service to URE, Operations Manager Martin Nicol is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of leadership,…

As we settle into the heat of July, our homes naturally use more electricity. Air conditioners run longer, refrigerators work harder and daily routines — from cooking dinner to doing laundry — often overlap during the warmest parts of the day. That’s also when the demand for electricity across our community is at its highest.

Why Unauthorized Items On Utility Poles Create Serious Safety Concerns Utility poles are a familiar part of our everyday lives,…

URE is celebrating the retirement of Dave Speicher, CFO/VP of finance and accounting, after 31 years of dedicated service. His leadership and contributions have helped shape URE into the cooperative it is today.

Congratulations to Anne Twaddle on earning an additional $1,900 scholarship for her honorable mention at the Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives Children of Members Scholarship competition, held April 7.

Congratulations CLASS OF 2026

TRUSTEE ELECTION TIMELINE TRUSTEE ELECTION TIMELINE MAY 2026 MAY 2026 Official meeting notice inMay OCL magazineMay 15: Latest ballots can…

Spring is a season of renewal — and a great time to refresh your energy habits, too.

Every day, homes, farms and businesses across Union County rely on the steady hum of electricity.