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The hot days of August
When August rolls around, the spring gardening bug gives way to the sweltering heat in Alabama, and our gardens start to play out until cooler times arrive.
Making connections
Students find new friends, inspiration and fun on Washington Youth Tour
There were some key moments during the 2026 Youth Tour in Washington, D.C., that left lasting impressions on Hayden Duncan and Sarah Sanders.
New SAEC trustee learned respect for rural electricity early in life
Janet Kervin grew up hearing stories of how electric cooperatives brought power to farms and homes.
250 years and counting
This Fourth of July, our country’s Great Experiment will be 250 years old. The Declaration of Independence was accepted and signed by a group of men we call Founding Fathers. These men knew the cost of signing this document and…
Upgrade your manufactured home to a heat pump with rebate
Manufactured homes are an affordable way to home ownership for many people. But while modern manufactured homes may include energy-efficient features, older models may not, adding to your monthly costs to heat and cool your home. South Alabama Electric Cooperative…
Home field advantage
Opening of new Miracle League field delayed by tornado damage. A few weeks before the Miracle League of Troy was set to debut a new baseball field at the Troy Sportsplex in 2025, the unthinkable happened. An EF2 tornado tore…
Congratulations Class of 2026
SAEC awards scholarships to local seniors South Alabama Electric Cooperative awarded 24 scholarships to 22 local high school seniors — 20 through the Electric Cooperative Foundation plus four from the SAEC Employee Scholarship Fund for children of cooperative employees. Two…
Winds of change
Who likes change? If you were to ask this question to a majority of people, they would likely say, “I am for change, if it makes everything better.” But when you want to change something, their true colors will surface.…
Hiccup after hiccup
Brittany and Austin Steen had a vision for the farm life they wanted. Hiccup Farm came by its name honestly. When Austin and Brittany Steen purchased a fixer-upper home with 35 acres of pastureland in the Spring Hill community south…