05 May 2013 UACCM hosts 'King of Caulk and Talk'
First Electric members will be able to ask questions of the “King of Caulk and Talk” when energy efficiency expert Doug Rye speaks at the University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton.
The free seminar will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 14, in the Fine Arts Gallery.
Rye will teach simple, feasible, commonsense and proven methods that will make both new and existing homes more efficient and that can mean more comfort and lower utility bills.
Rye hosts "Home Remedies," a show focusing on energy efficiency that airs on radio stations in several states. The licensed architect is a consultant for the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas and writes a monthly column for Arkansas Living magazine on ways cooperative members can reduce their energy bills. He lives in Saline County.
For more information on Rye, visit the “Energy Efficiency” section of firstelectric.coop.
First Electric serves more than 88,000 active accounts throughout 17 counties in central and southeast Arkansas. The cooperative’s headquarters is located in Jacksonville with full-service offices in Benton, Heber Springs, Perryville and Stuttgart.
For more information, call 800.489.7405 or visit firstelectric.coop or facebook.com/FirstElectric.
