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February 2023

This Month’s Issue: Rural Healthcare

A lack of access to healthcare, even for primary care physicians, is a reality in many rural counties across the state. While electric cooperatives are supporting efforts to change that through community grants and loans —  funding equipment for first responders and even upgrades for new and existing clinics — advocates are also working to inspire the next generation of rural healthcare practitioners. Read more.

—Scott Gates, editor

Carolina Kitchen

Hearty Breakfast Casserole

Tex-Mexican Spaghetti

No Fry “Fried” Banana Pudding Ice Cream

Southwestern Quinoa and Egg Breakfast Bowls

Egg, Avocado and Black Bean Breakfast Burritos

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Your Power

Students: Apply now for Basketball Camp!

Rising 6th and 7th graders get ready for camp! 

Your Power

Wake Electric’s Privette Posthumously Awarded Order of the Longleaf Pine

Family of former Director Rodney Privette received award on his behalf

Carolina Living

Here Comes Breakfast for Dinner

Meals perfectly suited for sharing while destressing at dinnertime

Carolina Living

How to Exercise without Gym Equipment

Keep in shape when you live far from a gym

Carolina Gardens

Winter Daphne is a Cold Weather Delight

Plus Garden To-Do’s for February

Energy Sense

Energy Efficient Farming Equipment

New tech can result in big energy savings

Up Front

NC Co-op Assets Pass the Test During Winter Storm

NC electric cooperatives utilized all components of the grid during an extreme weather event

Tip Of The Month

Working from home?

Here are two easy ways to save energy in your home office.

Carolina Adventures

Four Ways to be Prepared on the Road

Walt Brinker is helping others avoid vehicle breakdowns

Where in Carolina Country is This?

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