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February 2015

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Getting down to business

  • Feature Stories
  • February 2015

Efficient water heating technology options

  • Feature Stories
  • February 2015

Columns

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  • Powered Up
  • February 2015

Keeping malware from biting you

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  • Energy Solutions
  • February 2015

Doug Rye says goodbye to readers

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  • Garden Wise
  • February 2015

More flower power

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  • ICL
  • February 2015

Breaker box safety basics

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  • First Thoughts
  • February 2015

A tribute to Grandma

Finest Cooking

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  • February 2015

Baked Potato Soup

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  • February 2015

Stuffed Jalapenos

  • Finest Cooking
  • February 2015

Crockpot Pizza

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  • February 2015

Hot Reuben Dip

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  • Finest Cooking
  • February 2015

Black Bean Brownies GF

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  • Finest Cooking
  • February 2015

Stone’s Roadkill Chili

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  • February 2015

Cinnamon Snack Mix

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  • Finest Cooking
  • February 2015

Turkey Cilantro Bites

Currents

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  • Currents
  • February 2015

USDA Rural Development supports Illinois jobs

Soon this factory floor at IHI Turbo America in Shelbyville will have new equipment and 30 new employees making turbochargers for Audi. Inspecting the new addition are Josh Shallenberger, COO Shelby Electric Cooperative; John Schuessler, General Manager IHI Turbo America; James Coleman, President/CEO Shelby Electric; Mike Price, Controller IHI Turbo; and Aaron Ridenour, Marketing & Business Development Prairie Power, Inc.
  • Currents
  • February 2015

Shelby Electric Cooperative helps fund new jobs with USDA loan

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  • Currents
  • February 2015

Military and veteran students to get academic credits for military training

Presenting a $50,000 grant check at the Ball-Chatham School Board meeting, from right are David Stuva, President/CEO of Rural Electric Convenience Cooperative, and Nancy McDonald, Marketing Administrator for Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives. Accepting the grant are Board President Rick Petermeyer, Superintendent Carrie Hruby, and Nate Fretz, Chief School Business Official.
  • Currents
  • February 2015

Glenwood Schools receive geothermal rebates

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  • Currents
  • February 2015

NERC says EPA plan raises reliability concerns

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  • Currents
  • February 2015

HomE 3.0 energy efficiency incentives available now through your cooperative

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