Calling all High School Juniors, it is time to apply for a free trip to Washington, D.C., June 18–25, 2022, for the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. While in D.C., participants will have a chance to meet with North Carolina’s elected officials and discuss the critical issues back home, learn about the cooperative business model, visit…
Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the things that matter as families and communities take time to come together and be grateful for what they have. Here at Jones-Onslow EMC, we’re thankful for the opportunity to serve our communities. Through your support, we not only provide safe, reliable, and affordable power, but we…
For me, this is a time of year for reflection and topping my list of things I’m grateful for is our wonderful community. I know I speak for all JOEMC employees when I say that we are thankful to be in such an incredible place. We are fortunate to live in the same place…
Say NO to Surprises and YES to Peace of Mind Extreme weather can cause your heating system to work overtime during the winter. This can increase your bill when you aren’t expecting it. But with our Budget Billing option, you won’t need to worry about surprises. Budget Billing allows you to spread your costs…
We support our local communities when we support local businesses! And you can save money when shopping locally at participating Co-op Connections businesses. Show your Co-op Connections Card or use the mobile app from your smartphone and SAVE! For more details and a list of participating businesses, click here. To learn more about…
Cooking accounts for 4% of total home energy use, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates, and this figure doesn’t include the energy costs associated with refrigeration, water heating and dishwashing. As households gear up for the holiday season, keep these tips in mind to control energy costs. Smart Oven Use Before the baking begins,…
SUPERVISION IS KEY — Never leave cooking food on the stove top unattended. GET IN THE ZONE — Keep children and pets away from the cooking area. — Turn handles of pots inward but away from hot burners. — Keep the cooking area clear of anything that can burn. ROLL ‘EM…
