Tennessee’s “Move Over” law was passed in 2006 to protect first responders like police officers, firefighters and paramedics. Five years…
Author: Trent Scott
Trent Scott
Trent Scott serves as vice president of communications for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association. In this role, he coordinates the corporate communication efforts of TECA and The Tennessee Magazine and provides assistance to member utilities. Trent holds an undergraduate degree in marketing from Freed-Hardeman University and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Tennessee. Trent and his wife, Suzanne, have two children and live in Henderson.
The coronavirus pandemic is more than a health crisis. For many Tennesseans who have lost their jobs or have seen…
The coronavirus public health crisis has impacted almost every aspect of American life. From work and school to meals and…
Age 8 and younger First Place My Creek Jean Baczynski, Meriwether Lewis EC Outside my door lies a lovely creek,…
Art meets fire and steel in the McNairy County workshop of David Mann Fire was celebrated by our earliest ancestors.…
Ermco transformers provide energy to millions of homes and businesses around the globe, but the true impact of this Dyersburg-based…
When Hurricane Florence struck the Atlantic Coast, co-op lineworkers from around the country rushed to the area to restore power.…
All eyes will be on the sky Monday, Aug. 21 as the moon passes between the sun and the earth,…
Safety is always in style for Tennessee’s lineworkers We depend on electricity to power our everyday lives. From cell phones…
Broadband internet is in short supply in rural and suburban Tennessee. Electric cooperatives are working to change that. A study…