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Helping the communities we serve is really important to us. So, we were really excited when the Broken Bow, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce recognized our community commitment with a GROW award, given to organizations who go above and beyond to help the community thrive.
And just when we thought it…
Choosing a college is a big decision. And not to be biased, but our team in Wyoming has a lot of pretty big Cowboy fans (the University of Wyoming kind, although we probably have some of the Houston kind too).
Two of our team members and UW alumi, Michael Howe and Will Maxwell, volunteered their…
We are thankful for the public servants who step up to run for office and be leaders in the communities and states we serve. That’s why our team was excited to visit our state capital for the annual South Dakota Business Day at the Legislature and get a glimpse into the state’s political process.…
It’s not a party until your friendly utility representative shows up.
We brought the energy to the Mohawk Drug Store ribbon cutting in Piggot, Arkansas.
Welcome to town! We’re so glad you’re here.
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Grimes, Ia. – March 9, 2020 — On a chilly early spring morning, steam safely vents from neighborhood rooftops covered in frost. Inside those homes, families are safe and warm enjoying a hot shower or a freshly cooked breakfast on their natural gas range thanks in part to the natural gas utility…
LINCOLN, Neb. – March 9, 2020 — On a chilly early spring morning, steam safely vents from neighborhood rooftops covered in frost. Inside those homes, families are safe and warm enjoying a hot shower or a freshly cooked breakfast on their natural gas range thanks in part to the natural gas utility…
Black Hills Energy spent the day with high school seniors helping them prepare for the responsibilities of life after high school.
The Real-Life Academy assigns students with everyday obstacles to learn how to work through things like utility payments, insurance decisions, day care options, home…
The third annual “School Day Game” gave 4,000 third, fourth and fifth graders in the Black Hills region an opportunity to cheer for their home town team.
Black Hills Energy was proud to sponsor the event again, continuing our three-year streak as a partner. The game served as a reward for students…