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Matthew Webb
2016 Scholarship Winner
Cassidy Catrett
2017 Scholarship Winners
Bailey Garrett Blake Weaver Haley Ward Haven Dates Ivy Helms Jennifer Jordan Kiera Anekia Brown Kirsten Brianna Jones Summer Stephen Tyler Sullivan
2018 Scholarship Winners
Bethanie Hartzog Joshua Sullivan Jstin Charles Eiland Chantina Whittle Tomas Kimbro Emily Rebecca Sims Sideny Elizabeth Armstrong Hannah Sexton Reid Knighten Haley Weeks William Freeman Taten Phillips Emma Strickland Tanna Norris
2019 Scholarship Winners
A’Lexus Lillian Caldwell, Luverne High School Aleyah Quinesha Daniels, Goshen High School Allison Grace Dubose, Charles Henderson High School Amaber TaCara Burden, Charles Henderson High School Chelsea Sierra Lewis, Crenshaw Christian Academy Christopher Greyson Layton, Brantley High School Collin Brooks…
2020 Scholarship Winners
Hannah Alexis Arnold – Zion Chapel High School Elizabeth Ayden Jones – Luverne High School Alexis Danielle Barker – Zion Chapel High School Hannah Grace Huner – Charles Henderson High School Anna Katherine Kimbro – Brantley High School Anna Grace…
2021 Scholarship Winners
Addison Claire Garrott – Pike Liberal Arts Morgan Celeste Bundy – Pike Liberal Arts Jakari Lareenzen Thomas – Charles Henderson High School Makenna Hailee Faulk – Zion Chapel High School Jacob Aron Helms – Zion Chapel High School JaShon Dyrell…
What is the Springhill Regional Landfill?
The Springhill Regional Landfill near Campbellton, Florida, serves residential, municipal, industrial and commercial customers in Jackson County and surrounding communities. A total of 75 people are employed at the facility, which is owned and operated by Waste Management, the industry’s…
Why should I participate?
The Green Power Choice program allows you to join your electric cooperatives in protecting the environment, but it also puts some of the 5 pounds of solid waste generated daily by every person in the United States to good use.…
Why is there an extra fee associated with Green Power Choice?
Even though renewable resources like methane gas are free, the technology required to extract it and use it for power generation is more expensive than traditional power generation methods. Member support of Green Power Choice helps to further develop renewable…
How do I know I’m getting power from the Springhill Regional Landfill?
Power generated at the Springhill Regional Landfill enters the transmission grid along with power from all other sources utilized by your local electric cooperative. Members participating in Green Power Choice receive the same blend of electrons that every other member…