For information, go to (This article originally appeared in the Wednesday, July 31 issue of the Demopolis Times. It serves about 26,000 customers in 12 counties. “The school supply packs, like the scholarships, show our commitment to education,” Eatman said.īlack Warrior Electric Membership Corporation is a member-owned cooperative that has provided reliable, economical service to West Central Alabama since 1939. The scholarships are given to dependents of Black Warrior members. Reynolds’ fellow board trustee Eatman noted that Black Warrior EMC this year also awarded scholarships to 10 graduating high school seniors from area high schools. “As a Greene County resident, I feel it’s important to help local schools and schoolchildren.” ![]() ![]() The cooperative serves 26500 members in parts of eleven (11) counties. “We’re proud to again contribute to this great cause, and we thank Judge Osborne and other organizers and participants for putting on this event,” Black Warrior board trustee Reynolds said. Black Warrior has nine (9) seats on the board, all occupied by men. Customer KW Georgia - Alabama - South Carolina System Alabama Alabama EC Baldwin County EMC Black Warrior EMC Central Alabama EC Clarke - Washington EMC. This year’s rally was held July 25 on the lawn of the Old Courthouse in downtown Eutaw. Numerous community organizations take part in the rally, and school supplies are given away to schoolchildren. The Back to School Rally is held each year as part of National Night Out, an annual event that promotes community relationships. Black Warrior donated 300 school supply packs. ![]() Officials of Black Warrior Electric Membership Corporation recently presented back-to-school supplies to Greene County District Judge Lillie Jones-Osborne to be given away at the annual National Night Out Back to School Rally in Eutaw.
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