Membership Has Its Privileges
During the week of April 17, more than $600,000 will be mailed to people who were members and received service in 1984. This is the 26th consecutive year capital credits have been refunded to our members.
Yearend Review
A review of Blue Ridge Electric Co-op's performance in 2007 highlighting areas of progress.
2008 Washington Youth Tour Representatives Selected
Each summer Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative sponsors two high school juniors (rising seniors) to attend a week in Washington, D.C. This educational trip is an all expense paid six day trip to join over a thousand students from all over the United States. This year's 2008 Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative Washington Youth Tour representatives have been selected.
Fest Raffle Tickets Are on Sale Now! Get Yours Today!
You could WIN a 2008 Ford Mustang GT Deluxe or a 2008 Harley Davidson Fatboy! Call 1-800-240-3400 to buy your tickets today or stop any of our office locations and any of our employees will be happy to sell you a raffle ticket!
Presidential Candidate John McCain Addresses Blue Ridge Employees
Senator John McCain made an appearance October 2 at Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative's Oconee office to share his thoughts on energy issues with employees of the cooperative and its subsidiary company, Blue Ridge Security Systems.
Let’s Talk Turkey!
If you plan to use a turkey fryer, here are some tips for safer use.
Safety Behind the Wheel
Drivers should take extra care of their vehicles’ maintenance by keeping them in good operating condition.
Employee Volunteers Complete Wildlife Project
Partnering with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), nine Blue Ridge Electric employees built faux power lines in a popular public dove field to benefit area wildlife and the hunting public.
Walgreens facility is significant for the disabled - and for the co-op
Walgreens aims to fill at least a third of the jobs at its new Anderson distribution center with people who have disabilities. The distribution center, located in the Alliance Industrial Park in Williamston, is also significant for Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative.
Don’t Take a Ride on the Wild Side
Deer are the most common animals involved in collisions. Every year across the U.S., deer-vehicle collisions number in the hundreds of thousands. Annually, around 7000 motorists are injured from these collisions, with over 100 fatalities.
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