Issues

August 2020

This Month’s Issue: Celebrating Our Youth

One of the missions important to North Carolina’s electric cooperatives is supporting future generations by providing them with resources to help ensure success. That’s why we’ve sponsored the Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., for more than 50 years, and why we dedicate funds to scholarships, classroom grants and youth programs like 4-H every year. In this issue, we’re pleased to share more about some of those programs, as well as hear from past participants.

—Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Living

Carolina Living

Summertime Salads

Refreshing fare takes greens to the next level

Carolina People

Step Up to the Art-o-mat

Clark Whittington is making local art accessible

Carolina Living

Family Staycation Fun

3 ideas that won’t break the budget

Carolina Living

Summertime Picnic Fare

A recipe roundup that has your next outdoor meal in the bag — or basket!

Carolina Living

Keeping Seniors Engaged

Older adults can explore, connect without leaving home

More from this issue

Energy Sense

Managing Home Energy Use During the Pandemic

How to save during a summer of social distancing

More Power

U.S. Renewable Energy Tops Coal in 2019

The data bucks a long-running trend (since 1885)

More Power

Co-ops Present $20,000 to Ronald McDonald House of Eastern NC

Program houses families while children receive medical care

Carolina Creators

Marine Art

by Corey Giesey

Carolina People

Only Through Pain Do We Grow

Discomfort can lead to great things

Viewpoints

A Powerful Lesson in Unity

How a Youth Tourist learned that perceived differences should not divide us

Carolina Adventures

Tryon Palace Celebrates 250 Years

History is on full display at NC’s first state capitol

Energy

Storm Watch

How to prepare your family and property for severe weather

Tip Of The Month

Reduce Energy Use with Smart Power Strips

Get "smart" about standby mode on your big appliances

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