CO-OP NEWS
FROM the TOP CEO ADDRESS
Every month, when you receive your electric bill, there's a line item labeled "cost adjustment." It plays a vital role in how we keep your power reliable and reasonably priced.
The largest portion of this adjustment is called the Power Cost Adjustment, or PCA. The PCA isn't a fee we create; it's a "pass-through." When our wholesale power provider, Western Farmers Electric Cooperative, experiences changes in the cost of generating electricity, those changes are passed on to us and, ultimately, to you. We don't profit from the PCA; it's simply a way to reflect current market conditions at your power's cost.
So what causes those costs to change? Supply and demand heavily influence the energy market. During periods of high demand, the price of fuel used to generate electricity can spike. WFEC uses various power sources, and when demand is high, they may need to turn to more expensive, less efficient plants.
As a result, the PCA on your bill may rise or fall from month to month. It's not a sign of mismanagement — it's how the power market works. Fortunately, WFEC has managed these fluctuations well. While natural gas prices are the primary driver of PCA changes, they've remained relatively stable in recent years.
This adjustment accounts for about one to two cents per kilowatt-hour on your bill. While that may not seem significant, it adds up over time and reflects the reality of operating within a dynamic energy market.
We want to be upfront about how charges are calculated because you deserve to understand what you're paying for. The PCA allows us to avoid larger rate hikes while ensuring the cost of electricity reflects current fuel prices. Visit our YouTube channel (youtube.com/oklaelec) to learn more with helpful videos about the components of your electric bill."
As always, our team is here to help with any questions. We appreciate your trust in us as your local electric cooperative.
Danny Watters, President
Ronnie Grover, Vice President 4 District4Trustee@okcoop.org
John Jensen, Sec./Treas. 6 District6Trustee@okcoop.org
Mike Argo, Asst. Sec./Treas. 1 District1Trustee@okcoop.org
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EXPLAINING your bill's COST ADJUSTMENT
OEC rate expert breaks down Power Cost Adjustment
Many factors can contribute to fluctuations in electric bills. The first, and most obvious, is the weather. We expect our electric bills to be reflective of the different seasons and the changes in routine each one brings. Other events, such as adding members to our household, a leaking water well or the addition of a pool, can cause an increase in costs as well. But what happens when our bills are noticeably higher when we've made no sizable changes? The answer can likely be found in the Cost Adjustment.
WHAT IS THE COST ADJUSTMENT?
"Rather than generating our own power, OEC purchases the power at wholesale cost and delivers it safely to members' homes and businesses," said Key Accounts and Advocacy Specialist and rate expert Tim Ferree. "The Cost Adjustment is a separate line-item on each bill that reflects the increases and decreases of the power we purchase from Western Farmers Electric Cooperative (WFEC)." 5507115302
WHY DOES THE COST ADJUSTMENT FLUCTUATE?
The fluctuation in the Cost Adjustment is caused by changes in the cost of fuel for electric generation, mainly natural gas. Natural gas prices were above $9 in 2022, $2.13 last August. It is currently around $3 per MMBtu, but has been over $4 most of 2025.
A portion of OEC’s cost of power is already included in the energy charge, or kilowatt hour (kWh) charge. When the cost of power is greater than the amount included in the energy charge, the Cost Adjustment reflects that increase. When the cost of power purchased is less, the Cost Adjustment appears as a credit on electric bills.
WHO IS AFFECTED BY THE COST ADJUSTMENT?
For about a three years now, the electric industry has experienced record highs in the cost of generating electricity.
These increases are caused mostly by the record high natural gas prices but supply and demand, the economy, seasons and weather, storage costs or alternative energy cost shifts play a role.
Essentially, all electric consumers are affected by these events and are experiencing increases in their costs of power.
"Despite these hardships, WFEC is a leader in the integration of renewable energy that benefits all OEC members," said Ferree. "WFEC has been able to maintain a reliable supply of wholesale electric service across their region. They understand the importance of a diverse portfolio of resources in today's energy market."
OEC prices remain below the national average price of electricity, and we continually work with WFEC to ensure that remains the case.
WHAT CAN I DO IN THE MEANTIME?
We provide a variety of solutions for those looking to use energy more wisely.
• Apply for a FREE energy audit to identify ways your home can cut energy use and costs. Visit okcoop.org/ HECP to apply.
• Enroll in hourly or daily high usage text message alerts via the MyOEC mobile app. If your electricity use exceeds your threshold, you will receive a text message and can take immediate action to avoid a high bill.
• Consider switching to a different rate. We offer three residential rates, each one ideal for different usage types and behaviors. Learn more and switch rates at okcoop.org/rates.
• Use the MyOEC mobile app to make payment extensions.
Visit okcoop.org for details regarding each rate and for more ways to save energy and money this summer.
Time to Shine
Youth Tour contest open to high school juniors
ABOUT THE TRIP:
Youth Tour offers high school juniors a week-long, all-expenses-paid educational trip to Washington, D.C. in June of each year. Four deserving students travel with the Oklahoma delegation (70+ students) to our nation’s capital where they tour historic sites and national landmarks, meet Oklahoma’s congressional delegation and more.
Currently, the Youth Tour trip is scheduled for June 13-19, 2026. Dates are estimated based on past years and are subject to change. OEC will follow the guidance of the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives (OAEC) and the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) to determine the final schedule and details of the trip.
CONTEST SUMMARY
Applicants will submit an essay or written speech on the topic outlined below.
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4 applicants will be selected as finalists to progress in the contest winners will be selected following their live presentations January 9
THE TOPIC:
Over 80 years ago, America’s farmers and rural citizens joined together to bring electricity to their communities — communities which the for-profit companies refused to serve. As a result, they improved the quality of life for rural Americans by satisfying an unmet need.
Write a speech on Powering My Day: How My Electric Cooperative Fuels My Life, focusing on the ways your electric co-op impacts your everyday life.
ESSAY OR SPEECH
Put your thoughts into words — either essay or speech format. Ensure it's 750-900 words and double-spaced. Deadline to enter is November 1.
ONLINE ENTRY FORM
Submit your essay through the online entry form. Be prepared to include information about honors and awards, positions/offices held, community involvement and special interests.
Apply at https://form.jotform. com/252175986360162
SPEECH WORKSHOP
Eight finalists are required to attend a half-day speech workshop to be held Saturday, November 21, 2025. There, they will learn techniques to hone their speech craft and visual presentation skills as well as co-op information.
LIVE PRESENTATION
Finalists will present their speech live before three judges on Friday, January 9, 2025, at a banquet held at OEC's headquarters.
In this contest, judges look for each applicant's power of persuasion – first in writing and then in oration.
Apply now at https://form.jotform. com/252175986360162
Questions?
Contact Community Outreach
Associate Carrie Koesler at 2176726 or carrie.koesler@okcoop.org.
ANNUAL MEETING
FRIDAY, OCT. 17, 2025
LLOYD NOBLE CENTER PARKING LOT
OEC announces Drive-Thru Annual Meeting to be held Friday, Oct. 17 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
After a record-breaking Annual Meeting in 2024, OEC’s board of trustees decided to move forward with another drive-thru event this year.
“We registered 3,731 members last year in our second Drive-Thru Annual Meeting —beating the 2023 attendance record,” said Brianna Wall, manager of marketing and member relations. “Those numbers along with the positive responses we received on post-meeting surveys led to the decision to continue with a drive-thru format.”
While logistical improvements will be made to the event, one of the biggest changes members will see is to the prize pack they receive for attending.
What’s New This Year
Members attending the Drive-Thru Annual Meeting on Oct. 17 can expect to receive a $30 bill credit on their electric bill or prepaid account and have the chance to win a gift card in their registration prize pack, as well as one of four $500
grand prizes.
In addition to the $30 bill credit and chance for additional prizes, members will also receive a handy 2-gallon bucket, ball cap and ice cream spade upon registering at the event.
While final touches are being put on this year’s event, we hope you have your calendars marked and are looking forward to attending what is sure to be another historical event for OEC and our members. Look for your official Drive-Thru Annual Meeting invitation and ballot later this month in your mailbox, and visit okcoop.org/AnnualMeeting to stay up-todate on all things Annual Meeting.
“Our entire OEC and OEC Fiber team is looking forward to welcoming members once again to our Drive-Thru Annual Meeting,” Wall said. “We hope to see even more members take part in a true co-op experience.”
Our entire OEC and OEC Fiber team is looking forward to welcoming members once again to our DriveThru Annual Meeting. We hope to see even more members take part in a true co-op experience.”
This year’s prize pack will include an ice cream scoop, a ball cap and a 2-gallon bucket.
CAPITAL CREDITS THE COOPERATIVE DIFFERENCE
OEC board of trustees approves $2 million in capital credits to be paid to members from 2011
OEC’s board of trustees has authorized the distribution of $2 million in capital credits to members of the cooperative who purchased electricity during parts of 2011.
“The issuing of capital credits each year truly highlights what a cooperative is,” said CEO Patrick Grace. “We’ve been working together since 1937 to provide an affordable, reliable service — capital credits signify what it truly means to come together for a common cause.” 2301301102
Thousands of current and former members will receive a check this month.
WHAT ARE CAPITAL CREDITS?
Unlike investor-owned utility companies that strive to generate profits for shareholders, electric cooperatives like OEC operate on an at-cost basis. Any profits made by OEC - referred to as margins - are returned to the consumermembers. Capital credits represent these dividends.
WHAT IF THOSE OWED MONEY ARE NO LONGER MEMBERS?
Some who were members in 2011 might no longer be members but are still owed capital credits. Please visit okcoop.org/capitalcredits and, if you see a name you recognize on the list who could’ve been an OEC member during 2011, please have that person submit the online form and any accompanying documents. All address updates must be received in writing.
The issuing of capital credits each year truly highlights what a cooperative is. We’ve been working together since 1937 to provide an affordable, reliable service — capital credits signify what it truly means to come together for a common cause.
— PATRICK GRACE, CEO
WHAT QUALIFIES MEMBERS TO RECEIVE CAPITAL CREDITS?
Capital credits are allocated to each member based on the amount paid to OEC over the years. Currently, we “retire” or issue capital credit checks on a 10-15 year cycle.
If you see the name of a family member who is deceased and you are the rightful heir, you can download the form from okcoop. org/capitalcredits and return it along with the appropriate paperwork to transfer all remaining capital credits into your name.
I WAS A MEMBER IN 2010 BUT DIDN’T RECEIVE A CHECK
Checks were not issued for less than $25 unless a member has no further refunds due for future years. Refunds of less than $25 are retained until and added to the next distribution.
A full list of names – both individuals and businesses owed money – can be found at okcoop.org/capitalcredits along with appropriate forms. Mail paperwork and supporting documents to OEC, P.O. Box 1208, Norman, OK, 73070.
AUTOS, PARTS & ACCESSORIES
• Joy Portable Air Compressor 125 Psi John Deere Motor for Sandblasting Reduced Now $3000. 381-9096.
• ‘01 ford explorer sport 190 t miles, good condition runs good $3,500. 830-6615.
FARM & EQUIPMENT
• Land Pride FDR 1560 finish mower for 3 point lift, new tires and blades, $1300 4058237310
• One owner ‘83 Ford 1710 4-wheel drive, 24HP diesel, 2100hrs, very clean, kept in a shop under roof, $6500. 823-7310.
• Ford tractor 1710 w/770B loader w/power steering 4 WD Diesel, includes 6’ box angle blade, 5’ brush hog, front bale spike 1100 hrs-$7,500 in Lexington. 779-4124.
• 18’ bumper pull flat bed trailer, 2 axel, with ramps $2500. 5273864 or 760-6777.
• New zero turn 54” Husqvarna mower with zero hours, never used, health problems $3400. 527-3864 or 760-6777.
• Heavy duty Water Tank, 250 Gallon $149,99; If no answer leave message. 535-8863.
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES
• Two Catnapper recliners by Jackson Furniture, made in USA, perfect condition, like new, 7 months old, medium brown, $375 each. 485-2019.
HAY & FIREWOOD
• Firewood oak pecan Hackberry $110 per Rick delivery available fees apply, Lexington. 808-5568.
• Small square bermuda grass horse hay in 21 bale bundles and midsize 3x3’s, sprayed and fertilized, located in East Norman. 850-1005.
LIVESTOCK & PETS
• Family farm selling show-quality registered and unregistered Nigerian Dwarf and Mini Nubian dairy goats, website at willowridgeminigoats,com. 317-8792.
• Need to re-home beloved aging mare, sweet, gentle, wears grazing mask on green grass. 255-9296.
• Live Mealworms for chickens, reptiles, birds, great nutritious feeder insect for your pets $125 for 5 also have starter colonies available. 566-7107.
• Sugar Glider Kong nation cages for sale, $200, pets and limited supplies included, elderly lady unable to continue care, her loss your gain; ask for Toni or Tara. 496-8737 or 620-2797.
• 12 week old pullets, silkie bantams, roosters, black Spanish turkey hen, Guinea hens; Text please. 249-7320.
• I have an adorable black female cat she has been spayed and has all of her shots she is black with white paws and a big white tuft of fur under her chin; Free to a good home. 598-8427.
• Bronze turkey poults, $15 each, call or text. 754-8339.
• Blue nose pit bull puppies, ageappropriate shots and wormed, ready for adoption August 11, call for additional information. 200-6840.
MISCELLANEOUS
• Masonry Work & Repair: brick, block, stone & repair, All size jobs: fireplaces, mailboxes, planters, tuck pointing, pavers, brick replacement due to erosion; 40yrs experience, competitive prices. 779-5362.
• Stump Grinding: competitive prices, shrubs & some tree removal, call Danny. 779-5362.
• Private individual interested in buying small or very small oil & gas royalties or mineral rights in Oklahoma. 802-4227.
• All types of garden soils compost: mulch, horse manure, compost, river rock, landscaping rock; Also, campfire firepit wood sold year-round. 820-0618.
• 2 Burial plots Resthaven Garden of Masonic, spaces 3&4 lot392; section 7 Resthaven gets $4,790 each will sell both for $6,000 transfer fee $500 negotiable. 760-0260.
• 2 glass enclosed burial niches at Resthaven memorial gardens, purchase price $8,000 00 due to divorce need to sell will take $4,000 00 for both. 469-831-5608.
• Anita Goodesign ALL Access years 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 the disks have never been used Also alot individual design disks that have never been open. 641-7143.
• Resthaven stacked lawn crypt 104th & Western OKC value $8,000 sell $5,000, seller pay transfer fee please leave message. 990-4927.
• One owner Everett console piano, beautiful walnut furniture with bench, and beautiful sound, $350 cash, you move, southeast Norman. 837-7636.
• $600 Elliptical, brand new; purchased at Academy, Specs; Manual Ramp, iFit; Carbon EL, Intensity Stride, Pro-Form. 820-9587.
• Two plots, Arlington Memory Gardens OKC, value $6,000 each, sell $3,500 per plot, seller pay transfer fee. 623-1862.
• Two cemetery plots at Resthaven OKC in Garden of Chapel South, Block 5, Plots 1 and 2, $3,000 for both, transfer fee $500. 249-4714.
• Used kohler elongated toilet, nothing wrong with it, just changed color, this one is white, good for house or shop, make offer. 684-0350.
• F/S - Beretta BDA 380 w Magazine - Very Low Round Count - $500; Please text. 641-7582.
• Leather couch,love seat (like new),recliner good condition $400, Tuttle area. 818-6518.
• BEAUTIFUL INDIA WOOL RUG 12’ x 14’ 9” Good condition; new price was $7K, asking $1,850 OBO. 520-9480.
• Free range chicken eggs, $4 a dozen, call or text. 754-8339.
• For Sale: 4 cemetery plots Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens $3,000 ea + transfer fee 8701 NW Expressway OKC. 640-8607.
MOBILE HOMES, RVS & BOATS
• ‘22 Twilight Signature TT, TWS2690, 31’, used three weeks, like brand New Handicap accessible lift MSRP $53,720, I can text pictures. 596-9970.
• ‘04 Bayliner 18ft Excellent condition, 135 hp MerCruiser Alpha, Depth finder, radio, lifejackets, oars; Shown by appointment only; $5000 OBO; Norman,Ok. 613-3927.
• For sale, 5th wheel hitch, $45. 794-2672.
• ‘78 Glass Arrow 16FT fishing boat Mercury 650 motor, This is a project boat, floor has been cut out needs stringers replaced, Trailer needs work, New tires on trailer. 201-1973.
• Free 33ft KZ travel trailer salvageable parts. 414-1965.
REAL ESTATE
• Small custom-built houses,1,2&3 bedroom starting at $69,500, top quality construction by a father and son team delivered to your land, limited availability, call Mel for details. 990-9235.
• Property for sale two homes on it; For appointments or questions call Sheila Kelley. 641-6861.
• 5 acres off 72nd/alameda cleared, fenced, water, electricity, trees with shed, $150,000. 659-3605.
WANTED
• Sand plums, pears, apples, prickly pear cactus fruit, also persimmons, black berries,various fruits, berries for jelly; Frost free upright freezer; Old jelly jars; 802-4227.
• Need someone with experience in electric couch cushion repair: We will pay you. 703-2257.
• W: Cowboy Style Revolverplease text. 641-7582.
• Scrap metal farm equip lawnmower car parts a/c appliances hw tanks bicycles cars/trucks. 863-7492.
• 357 magnum double action revolver with 6-inch barrel, fixed sights, and small handle. 320-0477.
CLASSIFIED ADS
BUSINESS
• Handyman for Hire: off-duty fireman, remodel, painting, flooring (tile, laminates, etc), sheetrock, roofing, siding, fences, decks, carports, room additions, windows & doors, custom made bookcases, shelving, cabinets, etc General home repair; All types of construction, 37yrs exp; 2455502 or 381-2007.
• American Blinds & Shutters: Off-duty fireman, window treatments for home or business. Free estimates. 245-5502 or 381-2007.
• You dream it, and I can build it: Custom cedar swing sets, forts, playhouses, she sheds, backyard cottages with kitchen and bath, poolhouses, all types of furniture, bookcases, etc. Off duty fireman, 381-2007 or 245-5502.
• Four Leaf Memories: Don’t Risk Losing Precious Memories! Let me help digitize and backup your photos and videos today. I offer professional photo, film and slide scanning, transfer of DVD and video, photo organizing and storage services and more. Local pick-up and dropoff, no sending items in the mail. Call 635-5613 or visit fourleafmemories.com.
• Construction & Fabrication: In shop or on site; welding, fabrication, Equipment building and repair; oilfield through New and existing construction, custom work; I’m also looking for used oilfield equipment, like pumps, generators, heat exchangers, air boosters, structural steel, derricks, sub structures, etc. 308-5742.
• Oilfield & Construction Equipment: Fabrication & machine shop equipment and machines, Diesel engines, Pump Drives, Transmissions, Pto’s, etc. 308-5742.
• C&B Paint Co: 15yrs experience, insured, interior/ exterior painting, popcorn ceiling removal, custom textures & drywall repairs. Cnbpainting. com or call Cody for a reasonable yet fair price. 431-9601.
• Certified CNA: services to take care of your loved ones, 25 years of experience, have great references and will work in the Norman, Moore and South OKC area. 572-522-3141..
• Annie & Lloyd Tree & Landscape LLC: Certified arborist Tree trimming, planting, removal, landscaping. 314-3607.
• Jim’s Painting & Remodeling:interior & exterior wallpaper, popcorn ceiling removal, sheetrock repairs, texture, power washing, deck and fence staining, free estimates, quality work, 20yrs exp erience & insured. 366-0722.
• JL Painting: Commercial & residential sheetrock, wood repairs, custom texturing, interior/exterior, insured, free estimates. 314-0755.
• Sunshine Realty LLC: Rhonda Simmons Broker/Owner, Residential, Commercial, Foreclosures, Short Sales, Service buyers/sellers throughout Oklahoma, Active OK Licenses, call/text Rhonda (405) 808-0705, #142160 & #175498 or Cody Simmons, 405-203-2449, #183016, www. sunshinerealty.realtor.
• Masonry Work & Repair: brick, block, stone & repair. All size jobs: fireplaces, mailboxes, planters, tuck pointing, pavers, brick replacement due to erosion. 40yrs experience, competitive prices. Danny, 779-5362
• Alfredo Medina III Construction: All types of quality concrete work at an affordable price, no job too large or small; satisfaction guaranteed, free estimates, 405-664-9820.
• Bowman’s Welding Service: Fences, corrals, entryways, alleyways, ornamental fence, any type of welding, shop or portable. 360-8091 or 990-1084.
• Stump Grinding: competitive prices, shrubs & some tree removal, call Danny. 779-5362.
• Weld Up Steel Buildings: 30x30x12= 25,836.00, 40x50= 44,920.00, 40x100= 81428.00, Pricing includes concrete one walk dr, and garage dr, 872-0338.
• Bargain Barns: 18x21 stell carport = 1395.00, 12x31 rv cover = 2505.00, 24x31 steel garage = 7710.00, Delivery and installation included, call 872-0338.
• Portable buildings: 8x10 mini barn = 2410.00, 10x16 lofted barn = 4425.00, 12x28 garage = 8710.00, 872-0338.
• Argo Siding & Windows: Windows, doors, siding, patio rooms, carports, remodeling, room additions, tile, painting, roofing, we also do skirting and repair siding on mobile homes. 255-5553, leave message.
• Small Excavator: Small tree removal, trenches, stump removal. Call for free estimate. 761-3764.
All phone numbers are area code 405 unless otherwise noted
• Construction Remodeling: Father and Son Team, Old School Service. 990-9235.
• A&ECO Cleaning Services: Far more than sparkling clean rooms & offices, this service does it all; deep cleaning is just the beginning for this crew, repairing, rearranging, whatever needs to be done, local and dependable. 305-910-1160.
• Clint’s Lawn Care: mowing, weed trimming and edging; 1 to 5 acres. Service area includes Newcastle, Blanchard and Bridge Creek; I’ll treat your lawn just like it’s mine; Veteran owned. Call or text for free quote 229-1046.
• Storm Cellar/Safe Room: above ground, solid 8” steelreinforced concrete attached to your home at floor level, no steps, f-5 rating custom built. Call Mel. 990-9235.
• Lawncare: If you need help around the house, call me, landscape, weeds, trim trees, etc. 990-1084.
• Clean up & haul off trash & debris: from properties and building interiors. For a professional, neatly finished job, call Jerry Richardson, insured, references. 850-0577.
• Masnary work: Brick repair, tuck point, mail boxes. 779-9317.
• Raymond Sendelbach Plumbing: It’s Our Golden Anniversary! Family owned and operated since 1975. Water heater change outs; leaky pipes; New Residential Construction; Plumbing repairs; etc, Quality and affordability. Call for $50 discount off your next service. 329-4978.
• Hetrick Family Dentistry: we’re accepting new patients, we provide service to Chickasaw Tribal members and accept private insurance, call today for an appointment and let our team join you on your journey to a Happy Health Smile. 632-2273.
• Estate Cleanup: Clean Up & Haul Off Trash, Storm & Other Debris from properties & building interiors; tree removal; Call Jerry Richardson for a Neatly Completed Professional job; Insured; References. 850-0577.
• Johnny Smith Repair: I repair most types of mowers also chainsaws and weed eaters Tuneups, belts, blades, oil changes etc Fair pricing and honest work; You can bring them to me or I can pick them up within a reasonable distance from me; Cash only no checks located northern edge of Blanchard; Call or text. 740-6223.
• Small dump trailer services: sell and deliver all types of rock dirt sand mulch sold by load or per ton evenings and sat. 820-0618.
• Experienced caregiver: I work for always caring as a caregiver still there been there 10 years needing part-time 5 days a week Monday through Friday 5 hours a day at $20 an hour. 900-1906.
• Land Services: Acreage and lawn mowing, brush hog, driveways gravel and dirt work, call for estimate. 365-6875.
• Concrete work: No job too big or small; Call Rick. 205-6836.
• Rainbow vacuum repair and service: Call Tommy. 409-4074.
• Tractor Repair: with 50 Years experience, Lexington. 365-7572.
• Pressure Washing: Offering residential & commercial pressure washing, acid washing and fleet washing services. 837-0348.
• Pipe Fence Construction: 40+ year’s experience. 694-8490.
TRACK YOUR POWER OUTAGE
We’ve got your back when the power goes out. Now, OEC will automatically text you when we detect an electric outage in your area— keeping you informed every step of the way.
Make sure you're enrolled: Double-check that your mobile number is up-to-date in the MyOEC mobile app or web portal under Settings > Contact Methods.
To report an Issue with your fiber service, call (405) 217-6868 to reach our 24/7 technical support.
Stay connected. Stay informed.
CROCK POT HONEY GARLIC LIL’ SMOKIES
Ingredients
1/4 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup honey
1/2 cup ketchup
Directions
2 Tbsp soy sauce
3-4 cloves garlic, minced
28 oz. lil’ smokies
1. In a medium bowl, mix together brown sugar, honey, ketchup, soy sauce and garlic.
2. Place cocktail weenies in a 3-4 quart crockpot and pour sauce over sausages.
3. Stir so they are coated evenly. Cook on HIGH for 2-3 hours or on LOW for 4 hours, stirring occasionally.
4. Keep your Crockpot Honey Garlic Little Smokies Sausages in your slow cooker too keep warm all night long.
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To view real-time generation output and environmental benefits of
Solar Garden, visit link.okcoop.org/solar. Visit link.okcoop.org/solar-garden-tours to tour OEC's Solar Garden, located at Interstate 35 and Highway 77 in Norman.
CALLING
OEC is giving away FOUR free trips to Washington, D.C. next summer! Visit OKCOOP.ORG/YOUTHTOUR or scan to learn more.
SCHOOL JUNIORS
