Rivers, Creeks & Waterfalls Await As cool creeks cascade down mountains to feed flowing rivers, now’s the time to take advantage of the area’s many recreational options on the water. At the heart of these is the Tennessee River, flowing…
You Have the Power To Keep Costs Down Summer brings the heat, but that doesn’t have to mean getting burned by high electric bills. There are some pretty chill ways to keep costs down as the temperature rises. Perhaps the…
NAEC Salutes Senior Trevor Houston Trevor Houston is the son of Sam and Kelli Houston. Kelli works as a fiber billing clerk and administrative assistant at North Alabama Electric Cooperative, where she’s been a member of the staff for 17…
NAEC Accepts Bank Drafts Paying your electric bill has never been easier — or more rewarding. Members of North Alabama Electric Cooperative (NAEC) can make payments through bank drafts. And as a bonus, members who enroll for bank draft payments…
Hop Aboard for a Week of Festivities Depot Days rolls back into Stevenson the first week in June, and for the 45th year, it’s just the ticket to celebrate what’s new while paying homage to the city’s colorful history. An…
Making the Most of ‘The Dash’ The span between the dates of a person’s birth and death is sometimes described as “the dash” — a simple line that represents an entire lifetime. For some, the dash is long. For others,…
Take Time To Offer Thanks & Show Support Alabama has many challenges affecting electric service, but our lineworkers are ready to tackle them all. They brave the elements at any time and under any circumstance to make sure power keeps…
Cathedral Caverns Wows Visitors Cathedral Caverns is a natural treasure. Everything about it is astonishing — from the 2-story-high entrance, listed as the largest cave opening on the planet by Guinness World Records, to the majestic formations within. Visitors first…
Robotics Mixes Science With Creativity Beside a pond across from Grant’s Kate Duncan Smith DAR School campus, 8 students gathered after class to launch a bright yellow Lego buoy. But this outing wasn’t just for fun. These middle schoolers were…
The 76-mile stretch of the Tennessee River between Guntersville and Nickajack dams is an angler’s paradise in the spring for largemouth bass, crappie, bream, catfish, shellcracker, and more. But beyond being a destination for serious fishing and major tournaments, Lake…