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Texas Co-op Power Keeping electric cooperative members informed since 1944. In 1944, the first issue of Texas Co-op Power rolled off the presses.

Texas Co-op Power celebrates being a Texan and a co-op member with stories about people, food, travel, history and culture in co-op country that help make our vast state feel more like one big community. The modest black-and-white monthly was created to help Texas’ electric cooperatives communicate with their members. Over the years, TCP has steadily grown and improved to better engage, entertain

and inform members about Texas living, local co-op news and energy issues. Every month, more than 1.7 million co-op members find TCP in their homes, making it the largest-circulation publication in Texas. We ask our readers to engage with our content in a respectful and considerate manner on this page. Texas Co-op Power reserves the right to remove disrespectful comments, including any that include hate speech or curse words.

"My friends are always nervous about inviting me to a meal because I cook for a living, but that’s exactly why you shoul...
01/06/2026

"My friends are always nervous about inviting me to a meal because I cook for a living, but that’s exactly why you should invite me. I will never turn down being cooked for. I was recently invited to dinner and served this deliciousness. I immediately asked for the recipe, because I had to share with y’all."

Recipe by Sweet Life | Head to https://texascooppower.com/recipes/ginger-pork-noodles/ to see the full recipe.

As temperatures drop, ensure your vehicle—and you—are equipped to handle the roads.
01/05/2026

As temperatures drop, ensure your vehicle—and you—are equipped to handle the roads.

Winter driving requires attention to details.

“My favorite part—it sounds cliché—it’s the people,” says Eli Felcman, a delegate from Concho Valley Electric Cooperativ...
01/02/2026

“My favorite part—it sounds cliché—it’s the people,” says Eli Felcman, a delegate from Concho Valley Electric Cooperative. “I met lifelong friends.”

The trip, organized by electric cooperatives, forges lasting bonds and memories

“My great-great-great-grandparents passed the Scottish tradition through the family to me,” she said, explaining that a ...
01/01/2026

“My great-great-great-grandparents passed the Scottish tradition through the family to me,” she said, explaining that a tall, dark-haired man must be the first to set foot in a house in the new year."

Scottish tradition holds that good luck comes through the front door

We can't help but reminisce as we wrap up our final moments of 2025. There's a lot to celebrate—our staff, writers, phot...
12/31/2025

We can't help but reminisce as we wrap up our final moments of 2025. There's a lot to celebrate—our staff, writers, photographers, illustrators and, most importantly, our co-op family. We're looking forward to sharing more stories with you in 2026.

Even lifelong Texans haven’t heard of many of these towns.
12/29/2025

Even lifelong Texans haven’t heard of many of these towns.

And you’re bound to find a town with a story worth telling

If you could invite anyone to dinner, who would it be? Let us know by dropping a comment below.
12/26/2025

If you could invite anyone to dinner, who would it be? Let us know by dropping a comment below.

Did your town's story make it into our new issue? Head to TexasCoopPower.com to find out!
12/25/2025

Did your town's story make it into our new issue? Head to TexasCoopPower.com to find out!

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