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Fifteen different western Illinois non-profit organizations benefit from the latest round of Penny Power Grants handed out by Adams Electric Cooperative.

Adams Electric Cooperative has renamed one of its wind turbines to honor a long-time employee of the utility.

Electric linemen from a couple of area cooperatives are headed south to help get the lights back on in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma.

reusable aluminum water bottles to $750 to the City of Mt. Sterling to help with equipping squad cars with AED’s. This brings the total amount of Penny Power grant money handed out to over $406,000 since the program began. The Penny Power Program is funded by members of Adams Electric Cooperative who have their bills rounded up to the nearest dollar each month...

Adams Electric Cooperative announces the recipients of its latest round of Penny Power grants Monday.

Kira Eidson, Grace Ruxlow, Dustin Speckhart, Lindsey Jennings and Abbie Thompson represented Adams Electric Cooperative and Adams Telephone Co-Operative in Washington, D.C., during the annual “Youth to Washington” Tour, June 12-19.

The annual process is underway that sends four area high school students to the nation's capital this summer.