August is a transition month: Summer ends on a high note with Iowa State Fair festivities and leans into fall with back-to-school prep. Learn how school schedules allow you to up your home’s energy efficiency. As gardens wind down, it’s time to plan fall planting projects--be proactive before picking up a shovel to begin digging. And finally, discover why the fourth cooperative principle is powered by YOU.
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Revolving Loans Help Revitalize Boxholm School
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For a decade, the former Grand Community School sat vacant, seemingly destined for demolition. Today, thanks to community support and revolving loans from Midland Power and wholesale power provider Central Iowa Power Cooperative, the building has been transformed into a vibrant community center.
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Members Return Four Directors to Board
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Midland Power Cooperative members reelected four incumbent directors at the co-op's annual meeting in June.
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Back to School Means Back to Energy Savings
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Back-to-school routines can also be energy-saving routines, as simple habits like adjusting the thermostat, turning off lights and devices, and sealing air leaks help families cut waste and lower household costs
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August is Safe Digging Month: Call Before You Dig
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Damaging underground utility lines can cause service interruptions, injuries, and even death. Call 811 before digging or excavating.
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How the Fourth Cooperative Principle is Powered by You
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Explore how local control helps your cooperative stay focused on community needs while making investments that strengthen reliability for the future.
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