New Cass County Electric Cooperative leader Paul Matthys reflects on his journey from tradesman to CEO.

Cass County Electric Cooperative CEO Marshal Albright will retire in April after 37 years of service.

Every year, Minnkota's crews work to keep our members and our region more reliable.

Minnkota Power Cooperative and Cass County Electric Cooperative recently battled the effects of a rare Christmas ice storm.

More than 50 transmission line poles are downed or damaged in southeastern North Dakota following a destructive ice storm.

Sydnee Gorder, daughter of Cass County Electric Cooperative lineworker Kelsey Gorder, has brought a national boxing championship title to the Red River Valley.

Minnkota members have provided nearly $7.9 million to charitable causes through Operation Round Up®.

Hospice of the Red River Valley is preparing for a new hospice house in South Fargo, served by Cass County Electric Cooperative.

Fargo’s Cardinal IG glass plant has found growing power in its partnership with Cass County Electric Cooperative.

The FAR1 Amazon Fulfillment Center has become the latest Cass County Electric Cooperative member in a growing Fargo community.

The Fargo-based Grand Farm initiative is leveraging local and global partners to electrify the future of agriculture.

Minnkota’s member cooperatives are building out a network of electric vehicle fast chargers to help connect the service area.

West Fargo Public Schools has experienced transportation savings and benefits after a year with an electric addition to the fleet.

Fargo Parks and Fargo Police are enjoying the benefits of an electric patrol motorcycle, supported in part by Cass County Electric Cooperative.

Retirement isn’t the end of the electric line for the Thronson family, as three sons carry on the cooperative tradition.

Minnkota’s member cooperatives used their resources and ingenuity to safely and effectively serve their communities through the pandemic.

Minnkota and Nodak Electric Cooperative invite the community to two days of EVs, eats and education.

Minnkota joined West Fargo Public Schools and its partners to unveil North Dakota's first all-electric school bus.

Minnkota Power Cooperative has wrapped up a major conversion project to prepare for the heightened electricity needs of the Fargo-West Fargo community.