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Georgia EMC was recently named a 2018 Training Center of the Year award winner by the National Safety Council. Congratulations to our training, education and safety team for this recognition! After all, when safety is the priority, everybody wins.
Congrats!!! We are very proud of u guys!
Congratulations to Harry, Cathy, and all the special people who make up the Safety and Training Team. We are very proud of your recognition and hard work!❤👍
Safety first! Congratulations 🎉
Co-ops supporting co-ops: Georgia's 41 electric co-ops support the efforts of the Georgia Cooperative Council to promote and encourage all types of cooperative businesses in the state—including financial, telephone, agricultural commodity marketing and service co-ops. Learn more at georgiaco-op.com.On Saturday, Aug. 10, the Georgia Cooperative Council Couples Conference attendees attended a special presentation here at BRMEMC to learn more about the co-op. Staff Assistant Byron McCombs spoke about the history of BRMEMC and the impact a co-op has on its communities. To learn more about the Georgia Cooperative Council or the Couples Conference visit https://georgiaco-op.com/couples-conference/.
The "Crossroads: Change in Rural America" exhibit begins its Georgia tour in Thomaston on Aug. 24!
Learn more & view future program dates as this traveling Smithsonian exhibition makes its way through McRae-Helena, Monticello, Cuthbert, Summerville and Blue Ridge:
georgiahumanities.org/programs/smithsonian-museum-on-main-street/
The places people gather are an important part of our cultural fabric. Using photos, objects, film, audio and interactive technology, the Crossroads exhibition explores themes of identity, land, community, persistence and response to change, as well as the role rural communities have played in shaping the American cultural landscape.
Georgia Humanities
‘Tis the season for 4-H! Georgia EMC takes great pride in its many years of support for student projects, service awards and fundraising events, which celebrate the legacy and contribute to the ongoing impact Georgia 4-H has on our state’s youth, families and communities. Congratulations to all the honorees recognized at last week’s State Congress and those still to be recognized at the Aug. 10 Georgia 4-H Foundation Gala!
Weds. July 31: #RuralBroadbandDay | To those of us with high-speed internet service, it’s easy to take for granted. But many rural Georgians are at a digital disadvantage, limiting their ability for technological and economic advancement in healthcare, education, agriculture and more. Support #RuralBroadband efforts and help unlock the potential for ALL of Georgia.
Would love to see it in North Mitchell, but satellite was up and running the day after the hurricane. The only advantage I can see with having satellite.
I live in the unincorporated area of Albany. My friends can’t believe that I can’t stream movies or have unlimited internet due to satellite options being the only option!
Patmos area could sure needs some help!
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So does this mean Georgia EMC are working to make rural broadband a reality? And none of that satellite internet or cell phone based internet, actual DSl, Cable, or Fiber optic?
Worth County sure needs this option. My internet runs about 200 dollars a month for satellite internet
