

Members Learn Energy-Saving Tips at Lunch and Learn Event
On May 6, members joined Clay County Electric for an informative Lunch and Learn session with Mitch Ross, energy efficiency manager at the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas. Mitch shared valuable insights on how to lower electric bills through smart energy-saving strategies and efficient home practices.


Calculate Your Home’s Efficiency Level
By: Mitch Ross


Annual Meeting Reminder
Ballots and surveys were mailed out to all members on May 27. Don't forget to mail your annual meeting survey on or before June 18, 2025.


Hunter Kinnard Receives High Voltage Lineman Scholarship
Clay County Electric Cooperative Corporation proudly announces Hunter Kinnard from Greenway as the recipient of this year’s High Voltage Lineman Scholarship. This award honors Hunter's exceptional potential and commitment to the field of linework, shown by his remarkable dedication and enthusiasm.


Director Receives National Certification
By: Matt Miiller, General Manager
Clay County Electric Cooperative Director Wade Harris recently received the Credentialed Cooperative Director (CCD) certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA).


Energy Mysteries Solved: Invisible Factors that Contribute to High Energy Use
By: Mitch Ross
My wife and I have been watching a suspenseful TV show lately. Each episode keeps us hooked by hinting at things but leaving circumstances and plotlines a mystery. We never quite know the whole picture of what is going on or where the tale is headed.


Delegates Selected for Educational Youth Tour
Clay County Electric Cooperative has selected two delegates to represent the co-op on the 2025 Youth Tour, an all-expenses-paid educational trip to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C


Member-Owned, Service-Driven: How Your Cooperative Works for You
By: Matt Miiller, General Manager
“We’re here to serve you.” We’ve all heard this phrase countless times. These words may sound generic, but to us, they mean everything.


Power Down: 18 Ways to Shrink Energy Usage and Save Costs
By: Mitch Ross with contributions by Stephen Sherwood
Saving energy — and money — can start with small steps. Here are 18 simple low-cost or no-cost tips!


Tree Trimming Ensures Reliable Service
Trees and power lines are a tricky combination. Without regular maintenance, they can become a real problem, especially during the growing season. That’s why you’ll see our crews out in the community, proactively trimming trees around power lines. This work is essential for keeping your lights on and ensuring a safe, reliable power supply.