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

Local electric cooperatives have chosen more than 70 students to represent Oklahoma on this year’s Youth Tour experience to Washington, D.C.

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

Celebrate National Lineworker Appreciation Day - April 8, 2019 

Some rural areas to receive fiber broadband by way of their electric co-op

For electric co-op members, it might be greener than you think.

Are you excited about the New Year? Most of us will welcome the New Year with anticipation for great things to unfold. If you already have a “list” of events you’re looking forward to in 2019, our staff at Oklahoma Living would like to add one more item to your list!

Electricity, clean water and more for Guatemalan villages

September is National Preparedness Month, and the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency is encouraging all of us to prepare for emergencies.

Touchstone Energy Cooperatives of Oklahoma and K20 Center honor innovative technology use in the classroom

Power line collisions kill millions of birds every year. Why electric co-ops are taking the problem seriously.

Oklahoma Living is pursuing a bright journalism student for a paid internship for approximately 15 to 20 hours a week. 

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

When it comes to electricity usage, do you think about the habits you and your family may have that impact your energy consumption? 

Unique mobile demo helps first responders avoid electrocution.

A team of 15 volunteers will go to Guatemala to build powerlines to likely electrify two village communities.

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association recognizes the second Monday of every April as National Lineworker Appreciation Day. In joining the celebration, Oklahoma’s electric cooperatives wish to honor these unsung heroes who keep the lights on every day.