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A new garden welcomed Danville Future Farmers of America students back to school after a new bus facility sprouted on the previous garden’s plot.
Hendricks Power and Wabash Valley Power Alliance welcomed the new structure and a budding relationship with the Danville Community School Corp., as the building is the district’s first facility on co-op lines.
While many Hoosiers chilled in their air-conditioned homes, Wabash engineers beamed brightly as new substation batteries thawed the soaring summer power demand.
Several years ago, custom homebuilder Shrock Construction mapped out plans for its most ambitious project: a new fully developed community of duplexes featuring more than 30 homes.
The family-owned business hit roadblocks once planning began … until an electric co-op reached out to eagerly welcome the neighborhood to the neighborhood.
Fulton County resident TJ Garner vividly remembers the unexpected present he received one childhood Christmas: water.
A few decades later, Garner presented the owners of the now-fifth-generation-run family business with his own support: a business energy efficiency incentive from the local REMC and Wabash Valley Power Alliance.