Cold weather and rain didn’t prevent 1,923 members from swinging by the cooperative’s new headquarters to register for the Annual Meeting of Members. Following three-days of drive- thru registration in which each member received a set of cast iron skillets, the co-op conducted its first in-person business session since 2019.
Benjamin McClurkin of Jonesville won the Chevy Colorado truck.
Rachelle Beechler of Gaffney (left) shares a laugh with Broad River employee Savita Wood at the registration drive-thru.
Marvis Floyd of Whitmire will make quick work of her yard with her new Gravely zero-turn mowers.
Carolyn Jeter of Wellford will make quick work of her yard with her new Gravely zero-turn mowers.
Chairman Norris Fowler says the Broad River Board of Trustees is committed to ensuring the co-op is delivering safe, reliable and economical power to members.
Lydia Mae (left) and Aubrey are excited about the cast iron pans their parents, Paul and Charity Fowler, received upon registering at the co-op’s new headquarters.
Crystal Petty (left) and Sara Medley assist a member during registration
Broad River Electric CEO Terry Mallard speaks to members, employees and trustees during the co-op’s first in-person Annual Meeting business session since 2019.