News (page 14)

Singing River Electric would like to reassure members that we are monitoring the evolving COVID-19 (Coronavirus) news closely and will keep you informed. As a business that provides an essential service to our community, it is important that we do…

Signing River Electric joined other Mississippi electric co-ops to participate in Cooperative Days of Service, held annually in conjunction with Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday and holiday. King stated, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing…

It’s no surprise that winter months bring increased potential for fire risks and electrical safety hazards. This makes sense because during the coldest months, consumers are using additional electrical devices and appliances, like space heaters, electric blankets and portable generators.…

Adding decorations in and around your home can be a fun and festive way to get into the holiday spirit, but it can also be dangerous if you are not careful. Always keep safety in mind when you’re decorating outdoors.…

You may not realize the true cost of the space heater(s) you are using. Space heaters should only be used sparingly and in small spaces. They drain energy savings from your home if used incorrectly. If multiple small heaters are…

Singing River Electric Neighbors Helping Neighbors community grants were created in 2000 with the first grants awarded in January 2001. Local nonprofits in the cooperative’s service territory are eligible to apply for grants up to $2,500 three times a year…

Give Joy this holiday season by checking the bill on your Singing River Electric billing statement or using the SmartHub app and help local elderly and neighbors in need. Your electric bill will be rounded up to the next whole…

A strong cold front will move into Mississippi bringing temperatures in the middle to high twenties Tuesday night, November 12, and a low in the thirties on Wednesday, November 13. Wind speeds will make it feel much cooler. It’s important…

In 2013, Singing River Electric assisted the George County Board of Supervisors to receive a $1.3M USDA Rural Development Loan to make land and infrastructure improvements to attract a pellet plant. On Monday, Oct. 21, 2019, they broke ground on…

Cutline:  SRE General Manager and CEO Brian Hughey (far Left) joins American Baitworks representatives, SRE Manager of Energy Services and Economic Development Nick DeAngelo (second from right) and JCEDF Executive Director George Freeland after the announcement of American Baitworks moving…