Community, News, Sharing Success
Building A Community Where Everyone Can “Shine Bright”
The Shine Bright Foundation offers encouragement, resources, and a network of support to help children & families thrive across our local communities.
News
Member Hidden Gem, News, Uncategorized
Beauty Shop to Bake Shop: The sweet story of Southern Supreme
Nearly forty years ago, long before her kitchen became famous, Berta Lou Scott was known for two things: great hair and even better fruitcake.
Career Day, Community, News
REMC Linemen Inspire Students at South Asheboro Middle School Career Day
Randolph EMC linemen Ethan Hurley and Kohlton Feagin, along with Public Relations Manager Christian Morgan, visited South Asheboro Middle School for Career Day to share what it takes to power our communities.
Community, News, Sharing Success
More Than A Meal: The Heart of Our Daily Bread
Our Daily Bread's 36 Year History of Community, Compassion, and Hope
Lineman, News, Pole Top
REMC Showcases Skill and Safety at 2025 Pole Top Rescue Competition
Bright, Bright Ideas, Community, Grants, Ideas, News
REMC Awards $14,000 for Bright Ideas Education Grants
Randolph Electric Membership Corporation recently honored educators by awarding $14,000 in Bright Ideas grants to fifteen local teachers.
Community, News
The Cooperative Difference in Action
Leadership Randolph Class of 2026 explores teamwork, technology and safety at Randolph EMC.
Community, Grant, News, PHP, Sharing Success
Randolph EMC Announces 2025 Sharing Success Community Grant Winners
The Sharing Success Community Grants Program is a special project of People Helping People (PHP), Randolph EMC’s 501(c)3 organization. Community Grant funds are made possible through the generosity of CoBank, an industry lender, and are separate and distinct from monthly member contributions to PHP.
Member Hidden Gem, News
Home Cooked Food, Hometown Heart: P&J’s 30-Year Tradition
The first installment of Randolph EMC's Hidden Gem Series, highlighting a long-time community staple, P&J's Diner in Asheboro.
High School, News, Students, Tour, Washington, Youth Tour
One Week. One Trip. A Lifetime of Memories.
When McKenzie Collins boarded the bus for Washington, D.C., she expected a week of sightseeing, a few history lessons, and maybe some new friends. What she got was so much more.