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Two frequently discussed issues for the electric co-op community today that will directly impact our future are attracting younger people to the industry and showing them the value of what was built. Jan Collins, VP of Communications and Government Affairs at Southern Pine Electric Cooperative and published children’s author, tackled those issues with her third […]

Southern Pine Electric members have experienced the destruction of tornadoes or hurricanes as they’ve barreled their way through our area. These events caused prolonged outages, and since we never know when severe weather will strike again, it is always best to prepare. Typical outages tend to be much shorter in duration but can be less

Four outstanding young women represented Southern Pine Electric at the Youth Leadership Workshop sponsored by Electric Cooperatives of Mississippi. Ruby Sage Rogers of Presbyterian High School, Claire Hennington of Union High School, Emma Grace Thomas of Morton High School, and Carlee Harrell of Seminary High School were selected from 30 students who participated in Southern

TAYLORSVILLE—Southern Pine Electric held its annual Cooperative University for over 30 high school juniors, representing 19 high schools. Each student was nominated by their high school counselor based on demonstrated leadership traits. The students learned about Southern Pine Electric, electric cooperatives, and electric safety and participated in various leadership activities. They also met with their

TAYLORSVILLE—Southern Pine Electric held its annual membership meeting on Thursday, November 10, 2022, at 2 p.m. Before the meeting, Southern Pine employees welcomed members at booths focused on electric safety, conservation, and more.   The first meeting since 2019 to be held in person was a long-awaited event for the members of Southern Pine. Members

CRYSTAL SPRINGS—Southern Pine Electric held a Stuff-a-Truck Food Drive on Friday, September 23, 2022, at Dollar General Market in Crystal Springs. The food donated will benefit the residents of Copiah County. All donations remain in the county to help those struggling with food insecurity. “The generosity of Copiah Countians was tremendous,” said Jan Collins, vice

Southern Pine’s 99 Easy Ways to Save booklet will help you discover new ways to lower your usage, conserve energy, and spend less on your electric bill. Using these tips will help save you money. Download