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Grand Valley Power communicators received recognition among state peers for their work to keep cooperative members informed.

This year’s election will be conducted in-person at the annual meeting. Ballots will not be mailed to members. 

After nearly 37 years with the cooperative, the only projects that engineering assistant Deb DeRose will coordinate beginning in July are her travel i...

Reducing wildfire risk requires cooperation — among utilities, emergency responders, landowners, and the people who live and work in our communities.

GVP is lucky to have historical documents that tell the tale of Colorado’s oldest electric cooperative.

It takes a wide-open space as big as the Western Slope to contain the dreams of little girls who grow up on it.

Two newer technologies — plug-in solar power systems and meter collar adapters — have prompted questions from members.

Lineworkers are sons, daughters, husbands, wives, moms, and dads. They have families at home who always carry a little extra worry in their minds know...