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This common temperature and ­humidity gauge sells for $12-$18. It’s nice to have one on each floor. There are several ­others gauges that work great. You can even get them with three or four ­sensors that c­ommunicate with your smart phone.
  • Energy Solutions
  • November 2015

To humidify or not to humidify?

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  • Currents
  • November 2015

Tools to prepare for an emergency

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  • ICL
  • November 2015

Photosynthesis process could create solar fuel

Stephens picks up a small parade as he walks through a town in support of WWP.
  • Feature Stories
  • November 2015

The Color Purple

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  • Feature Stories
  • November 2015

Volunteerism brought into focus every November

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  • Powered Up
  • November 2015

Time to upgrade to Windows 10

  • Currents
  • November 2015

EPA tightens ozone standard

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Chocolate Chip Cheese Ball

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Cajun Pork Roast

  • First Thoughts
  • November 2015

Overcoming challenges and changes is what co-ops do

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Nikki’s Hot Spiced Cider

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Pumpkin Gingerbread Trifle

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Asian Hot Wings

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Butternut Squash & Apples

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Crockpot Chicken Chili

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  • Finest Cooking
  • November 2015

Barbeque Pecans

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  • Currents
  • November 2015

Solar farms growing in electric co-op territories

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  • Feature Stories
  • October 2015

Remembering Katrina

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  • Feature Stories
  • October 2015

Where are your energy $$$ going?

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  • Feature Stories
  • October 2015

A fiber runs through it

Dennis Watson, left, and Chris Clemons, faculty members in the Department of Agricultural Systems and Education at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, test fly a 3D Robotics Solo unmanned aerial vehicle, popularly known as a drone. The university is adding a ­component on agricul­tural drones to its curriculum. (Photo by Russell Bailey)
  • Feature Stories
  • October 2015

SIU students learn techniques for sky-high farming

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  • Garden Wise
  • October 2015

Don’t mourn – fertilize!

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  • Currents
  • October 2015

Clean Power Plan final regulation unveiled in 1,560 pages

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  • Currents
  • October 2015

Illinois Touchstone Energy Co-ops at Farm Progress Show

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  • Feature Stories
  • October 2015

Americans are rediscovering the Cooperative Difference

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  • Safety Check
  • October 2015

Helping others means safety first

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  • Energy Solutions
  • October 2015

What size furnace do you really need for your home?

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  • Finest Cooking
  • October 2015

Pheasant Under Cheddar

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  • Currents
  • October 2015

Hoosier Energy adds renewable energy resource

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  • Powered Up
  • October 2015

A Pineapple by any other name

  • First Thoughts
  • October 2015

The Cooperative Way

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  • Finest Cooking
  • October 2015

Three Cheese and Cream Casserole

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