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In 1941, the Columbus Telegram called Harold Kramer the “guiding light and guardian of the Loup River Public Power District.”

Loup Power District has a reliability rating of nearly 100 percent. However, no electric utility is immune to power outages that can occur from events outside of our control such as a severe weather conditions. There are also times we may have to shut down thepower for a limited time for system maintenance and repair.[Read More]

Storm season is upon us, which means greater potential for power outages. If you’re planning to use a portable generator in the event of an outage, we want to remind you to play it safe.

Got 20% back! They’re precise. And they can boil water in about half the time of a conventional stove. But are they right for your kitchen?

The warm days of summer are here, but while temperatures are rising, your energy costs don’t have to. Did you know, the average home spends $1,900 per year on utility bills, with nearly half going to heating and cooling?

Ductless mini-split systems can be a flexible solution for heating and cooling your home. Learn everything you need to know to decide if one is right for you.

Aquatic invasive species pose an ongoing threat to native species, the economy, recreation, and human health and safely.

Camping is a favorite summer activity for many families. As you head to the campground this summer, Loup Power District wants to share a few important electrical safety tips.

Community Builders toured Leigh on April 22. Tour stops included Leigh Community Schools, Leigh Acres Subdivision, REDSTAR, and C&L Acres. Visitors also learned about the Leigh Legacy Fund and Youth Advisory Committee. Community Builders is a group that supports local communities and businesses by sharing ideas and resources. Partners are Central Community College, Cornhusker Public[Read More]

What happened to the mysterious Monster of Lake Babcock spotted in 1939?