News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC nonprofit donations
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) have awarded their funds from their Operation Round Up (ORU).
The ORU program benefits nonprofits in their service area and is funded by Cooperative Members.
As we do every first Friday of the month we spoke with an SVEC representative in a news maker.
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Today we spoke with SVEC Event and Communications Manager Preston Knight.
Preston tells us how the ORU program works and how you can request funds.
He also tells us how the selection process is done in the SVEC service area.
Preston also adds that scholarships are available from SVEC.
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News Maker Greg Rogers on Oct. at SVEC
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) is celebrating National Cooperative month.
As we do the first Fri. of every month we are talking with SVEC.
This month the President and CEO of SVEC Greg Rogers is with us in our latest news maker.
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Greg tells us about National Cooperative month.
He also explains the advantages of being a member of a cooperative.
Greg also explains that one of the codes of being in a cooperative is working with each other to correct problems that might occur as in the recovery from Hurricane Ian.
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News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC owing customers money
Does Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) owe you money?
As we do the first Friday of every month we check in with the Cooperative to see what is important for the month.
Today we spoke with SVEC Event and Communication Manager Preston Knight in our latest news maker.
News makers are brought to you by Warren County Together We are Community.
Preston tells us that SVEC is looking for former customers of the Cooperative because they may owe them money.
He tells us there is a whole list of people on the list which can be found here.
Preston also tells us that the Cooperative goes searching for former customers at least once a year.
If you are a former customer or know of someone who was you might want to check the list.
Click here for Preston interview.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC owing customers money
Does Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) owe you money?
As we do the first Friday of every month we check in with the Cooperative to see what is important for the month.
Today we spoke with SVEC Event and Communication Manager Preston Knight in our latest news maker.
News makers are brought to you by Warren County Together We are Community.
Preston tells us that SVEC is looking for former customers of the Cooperative because they may owe them money.
He tells us there is a whole list of people on the list which can be found here.
Preston also tells us that the Cooperative goes searching for former customers at least once a year.
If you are a former customer or know of someone who was you might want to check the list.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC awarding funds
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) awarded the funds from Operation Round Up recently.
As we do every first Fri. of the month we check in with SVEC to see what’s the latest for the month.
In our latest news maker we spoke with Event and Communication Manager Preston Knight about SVEC.
News makers are brought to you by Warren County Together We are Community.
Preston tells us that voting in the SVEC Board of Directors will soon end with the results announced on Aug. 11.
He also tells us who received funding form the Cooperative’s Operation Round Up.
Preston also explains how any nonprofit can apply for funding for the October release of funds.
Click here for Preston’s interview.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC awarding funds
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) awarded the funds from Operation Round Up recently.
As we do every first Fri. of the month we check in with SVEC to see what’s the latest for the month.
In our latest news maker we spoke with Event and Communication Manager Preston Knight about SVEC.
News makers are brought to you by Warren County Together We are Community.
Preston tells us that voting in the SVEC Board of Directors will soon end with the results announced on Aug. 11.
He also tells us who received funding form the Cooperative’s Operation Round Up.
Preston also explains how any nonprofit can apply for funding for the October release of funds.
For more news from across the Shenandoah Valley, click here.
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News Maker Preston Knight on SVEC elections
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) well hold its board of directors elections this summer.
We spoke with SVEC Events and Communications Manager Preston Knight about that in our latest news maker.
News makers are brought to you by Warren County Together We are Community.
Preston explains who is eligible to run for the board and how the elections work.
He also explains how to get involved if you would like to be a board member.
Preston also gives us a breakdown of the districts that make up the SVEC services area.
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News Maker Preston Knight on beating high electric bills
Summer heat often means higher electric bills.
As we do the first Fri. of every month we check in with Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative.
This month Event and Communications Manger Preston Knight filled us in on how to beat the high electric bills for the summer in our latest news maker.
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Preston gives us some tips on saving electricity.
He also tells us what effects electricity cost.
Preston also tells us about beating the high cost by being aware of peak hours of use.
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SVEC awards scholarships to students
Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SEVC) announced recipients of their $1,000 scholarships.
In an SEVC Event and Communication Manager Preston Knight news release there were 11 recipients of $1,000 scholarships from the cooperative.
Including Alicia Bare and Claire Shirkey of Mountain View high school, Alex Bogner of Luray, Morgan Dellinger of Turner Ashby, Tyler McDonald of Sherando.
The cooperative has contributed over $150,000 to area youth over the last 31 years through their operation round up.
For more information on the scholarships go to svec.coop.
Meanwhile the Regional Association of Electric Cooperatives awarded the Worth Hudson $1,000 scholarships to Ava Grace Flory of Turner Ashby, Emma Snider of James Wood and Page County’s Alden Turner.
Those scholarships named in honor of the regional cooperative’s foundation’s founder Worth Hudson.
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News Maker Greg Rogers on Gaf-n-Go rodeo
We are all invited to attend the Gaf-n-Go Line Worker’s Rodeo in Doswell Virginia.
This is an annual event that shows off the abilities of Electrical Line Workers.
As we do every first Friday of the month we spoke to Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) CEO and President Greg Rogers in our latest news maker.
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Greg tells us about this fun and competitive event May 13 and 14.
He also tells us that any Line Worker is able to enter the competition.
Greg also tells us how the competition allows the general public to view the remarkable work that the Line Workers do all the time.
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