Celebrate one of life’s greatest moments in a charming, beautiful and inviting location on co-op lines.

Oklahoma Electric Cooperative employees help restore community baseball fields

The educational journey to becoming a lineman 

In the backyard of the Deep Fork River, an unmarked shack is home to some of the best broasted chicken in Oklahoma. Without a sign, it feels like a secret hideout waiting to be discovered. Even the owner gives off an almost Capone-like vibe.  

Discover cool treats for many tastes in Stillwater, Oklahoma

At White Dog Hill in Clinton, Oklahoma, even better than a bark is a bite of one of the restaurant’s beautiful creations.

The Crow Creek Market and Cafe is popular with Crescent, Oklahoma, locals, but anyone can enjoy the quirky cafe’s fresh, homemade food.

A former gas station on historic Route 66 has found a new life refueling hungry travelers—and it’s quickly becoming a classic.

Congratulations to May's photo contest winner, Roxanne Myers! The contest theme was “School Is Out for Summer.”

Houston Hays is the 4-year-old son of Lendall and Cassie Hays. “He loves Jesus, his momma and his sisters! Oh and toys!” Submitted by Cassie Hays, member of Oklahoma Electric Cooperative.

This “Future Farmer of Oklahoma” is ready for a day of fun outside. Submitted by Kayla Wheeler-Burcham.

Marshall, Keegan, Kenzie Starr, Rylan and Jadyn Petree are enjoying the cool pool on a warm, summer day. Submitted by Beverly Starr, member of Ozarks Electric Cooperative.

There are two pressing goals in the electric cooperative industry: 1) to provide safe, reliable and affordable electricity to every consumer-member and 2) to ensure that every man and woman in our charge returns home safely to their families each night. 

I have been asked a few times what makes electric cooperatives unique. After 24 years in the industry, I’m confident our strength lies in the servant nature of the men and women who work day in and day out to keep your lights on.