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PRINCIPLE IN ACTION

Foundation distributes grants to 178 local teachers

The SSVEC Foundation is awarding $150,000 in microgrants to teachers across the Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative service territory, helping fund classroom projects, supplies and equipment at schools throughout the region.

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BEHIND THE METER

NEW LARGE-LOAD REVIEW PROCESS PROTECTS SSVEC MEMBERS

From time to time, a large business that uses a significant amount of electricity may consider locating within SSVEC's service territory. When that happens, questions from Members will rise: Will this affect my rates? Who pays for new power lines or substations? Could this affect the reliability of electric service?

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Historical Monsoon Damage In Willcox

Powerful winds reaching up to 100 mph came through Willcox on August 10th causing extensive damage and leaving many without power. 


Approximately 60 downed poles, including transmission lines. Fortunately, neighboring Arizona co-ops such as Mohave Electric, Trico, and Graham have sent crews to help repair and rebuild. 


SSVEC's CEO, Jason Bowling noted, "this was an incredible storm, but it has been matched by an incredible community stepping up to rebuild."


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Hazmat in Cochise County

Arizonan Yeti brings calm to a chaotic world

In Southeast Arizona, where wide skies and long roads still have something to say, Sean Yeterian has learned how to listen. Based in Sierra Vista and known publicly as the Arizonan Yeti, Yeterian is a photographer and writer whose work favors patience over spectacle and presence over performance.

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After 150 Years- Still an Empire Worth Celebrating

EMPIRE RANCH FOUNDATION

Celebrating 150 years of western heritage

Celebrating 150 years of western heritage

If you have ever driven through the grasslands of Sonoita, you have experienced the endless plains stretching along the major highways. Undoubtedly, a sight to behold – and preserve. Those highway views are just the tip of the iceberg compared to what lies deeper in the grass plains; a hidden gem of western heritage and history that lives on today through the Empire Ranch Foundation.

Celebrating 150 years of western heritage

Celebrating 150 years of western heritage

Celebrating 150 years of western heritage

 Nestled perfectly in the high Sonoran Desert of the Las Cienegas National Conservation Area (LCNCA), the Empire Ranch is positioned south of Tucson, off Highway 83, open daily for guests to enjoy. 

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We Care Pregnancy Center of Benson

Foster Care Crisis Hits Home in Cochise County

We Care Pregnancy Center of Benson

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Where They Buck Returns!

Foster Care Crisis Hits Home in Cochise County

We Care Pregnancy Center of Benson

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Foster Care Crisis Hits Home in Cochise County

Foster Care Crisis Hits Home in Cochise County

Foster Care Crisis Hits Home in Cochise County

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It's about more than art

The Huachuca Art Association is creating more than just art, members are cultivating community, friendships, education, skills, & memories in their quaint gallery situated in the middle of Sierra Vista. Here, you will be welcomed by warm, gracious smiles and limitless colorful pieces, each crafted by local artists.   


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Creative & Current: A Gallery for Local Artists

SSVECcurrents.com is thrilled to share a digital gallery space to display, promote, and encourage local artists of any age to showcase their creations. Featured art will have the opportunity to be voted on by viewers for an entry into the monthly People’s Choice Spotlight!

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