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The first bucket trucks appeared before the sun was even up. The logos painted across them didn’t match ours and the lineworkers inside called hundreds of miles away home, but that didn’t matter. Their mission was clear, they were here to help get the lights back on. We are no strangers here at Southwest Tennessee […]
For many Tennesseans, September 1st means one thing and one thing only — dove season. Fields fill with hunters at noon on opening day, making it one of the busiest hunting weekends of the year. Before you make your way to the field this weekend, make safety your first priority. Shooting power or fragile fiberoptic […]
Back in the day, Southwest Tennessee Electric’s annual meeting was one of the biggest community gatherings of the year. Hundreds of members would come out for food, fun, fellowship and most importantly — to learn from and connect with their electric cooperative. I’d like to encourage you that our annual meeting is still a must-attend […]
BROWNSVILLE – Eight students from Southwest Tennessee Electric discovered how 900 words can change everything after attending the 2026 Washington Youth Tour. Faith Tate from Brighton High School, Amber Taylor from Chester County High School, and Lillian Rutledge, Leliahanna Taylor, Keira Warren, Wyatt Butcher, Avonlea Haynes, and Cecilia Chambers, all from Munford High School were […]
The time is here. It’s practically summer and you have plans to better the outside of your home. Maybe you are considering putting in a new pool, a new mailbox or maybe even some new flowering trees. Whatever the project might be — you need to call 811 before digging any holes. This simple, initial, […]
May is National Electrical Safety Month, which reminds us to use electricity safely at home and at work. The month’s organizers offer commonsense advice that can prevent fires, shocks and accidents with electric devices and cords. The Top 10: 1. Check cords, plugs and extension cords for fraying or damage, and replace any that are […]
Southwest Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation (STEMC) has completed power restoration to all members following a historic winter storm that caused widespread damage across the electric system. More than half an inch of ice was measured in some parts of the service area—levels not seen in this region in decades. At the height of the storm, […]
Dove hunting season in Tennessee is underway. While it is an exciting time for hunters, there are some essential hunting safety tips to keep in mind, especially when it comes to power and fiber lines. Know your surroundings. Before you begin your hunt, identify where power and fiber lines and any other electrical equipment are […]
This new chapter is an exciting opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to you and evolve in response to your changing needs. Together, with our passionate, talented, and hard-working team, we will embrace challenges, foster collaboration, and deliver unparalleled service. Whether through innovative investments in our electric system or the adoption of emerging technologies, we will remain steadfast in our dedication to serving you.
On average, this is the hottest month for Tennesseans. Weather Spark, an online weather database, reports the average high in Nashville is typically 89°F with a low of 71°F in July. While we know the weather report can vary, chances are you’re searching for ways to stay cool that won’t break the bank. Here are […]