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Ozarks, ICTC partner on EV showcase

Kris Williams, Director of Energy Services, explains to a group of students the inner workings of a Rivian, one of the electric vehicles in Ozarks Electric's fleet.

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Ozarks Connections First Issue Available Now

The first issue of Ozarks Connections, a magazine for the member and customers of Ozarks Electric and OzarksGo, will arrive in mailboxes this week and is available online now.

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Ozarks Electric's Williams Honored by Builders Association

Kris Williams, director of energy services at Ozarks Electric, was recently named Northwest Arkansas Home Builder’s Association Member of the Year.

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Ozarks Electric Cooperative Engages Students at Owl Creek Elementary STEAM Night

Ozarks Electric participated in Owl Creek Elementary’s STEAM Night, sharing hands-on energy education with students and families. Over 300 attendees explored interactive exhibits from local organizations.

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