With hope and a conviction for helping those in need, we highlight those who have stepped up—yet again.

Noble bridges the digital divide

In the realm of cyberwarfare, attacking a U.S. power plant indicates an extreme level of aggression with a calculated intent to harm and disrupt. Two years ago, it happened in Oklahoma…

Why it’s important to participate in the United States Census 2020

A look back at the village of Chiis, Guatemala now with electricity 

A message from Larry Hicks, co-op board director at Red River Valley Rural Electric Association based in Marietta, Oklahoma

EV event unveils Oklahoma’s new charging network 

Alfalfa Electric Cooperative teams up with Kansas co-ops in safety conference for driving teens

Statewide EV charging buildout puts Oklahoma on the map for total electric travel

Oklahoma’s Western Farmers Electric Cooperative plans largest combined wind, solar and energy storage facility in U.S. 

A lesson every college student should learn

The SKIE (Supporting K20 Innovative Educators) Award celebrates educators or teams of educators across the state who have demonstrated the ability to link student learning with the innovative use of technology and the K20 IDEALS. Oklahoma’s electric cooperatives are a proud sponsor of this award.

Local electric cooperatives chose 72 students to represent Oklahoma on this year’s Youth Tour experience to Washington, D.C.

The Cooperative Communicators Association recently awarded your statewide publication 11 national awards. Congratulations to Oklahoma Living’s loyal contributors and staff for the dedication and excellence they put toward your OKL! 

Nearly 80 volunteers from 19 rural electric cooperatives helped make the 50th Annual Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games one to remember!

Members of the 2018 Energy Trails team from Oklahoma’s and Colorado’s electric co-ops received the President’s Volunteer Service Award for providing first-time electricity to villages in Guatemala.

Winners revealed for the ‘Life on the Lines’ drawing contest

Be someone the world looks up to