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- People Behind the Power – Meet Woody Bingham July 20, 2026Whether he is teaching a Bible class, painting a rock for his community to enjoy or restoring power for his electric cooperative, Woody Bingham is one of the people behind […]Amber Weaver
- Meet Watts the DREMC Lineduck July 20, 2026The results are in. Duck River Electric’s new mascot is Watts the Duck! Watts could not be more excited and wanted to go ahead and introduce himself to Tennessee’s electric […]Amber Weaver
- 15 years of AEC’s Safety Fair July 20, 2026All Appalachian Electric Cooperative employees – from the field to the office – attended the annual AEC Safety Fair on Tuesday, June 9. 2026 marked the 15th year for the […]Amber Weaver
- Powering progress together July 20, 2026Middle Tennessee Electric and Middle Tennessee State University are powering progress together through the new Middle Tennessee Quantum Technology Hub. “This is a partnership between MTSU’s Quantum Research Interdisciplinary Science […]Amber Weaver
- Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation marks 15th member to join TECA’s broadband committee July 20, 2026Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation has joined the Tennessee Electric Co-op Broadband Committee. Marking the 15th member to join the group, the co-op will be a tremendous asset to […]Amber Weaver