Helping Local Ideas Take Root

Spring Grant Opportunities Now Open

March 2026

At BEK, supporting our communities isn’t just something we do. It’s who we are. We believe strong communities should be about neighbors help neighbors, and that’s why our Board of Directors created the Community Partnership Program (CPP).

The CPP provides grant funding to local projects and organizations that make a real difference in the lives of people across our service area. From community groups to local initiatives, these grants are designed to strengthen rural North Dakota and help good ideas grow.

Grants are awarded twice each year, in the spring and fall. The deadline to apply for Spring funding is coming up fast - March 31.

If your organization has a project that could use a boost, now is the time to apply. Visit bek.coop/coop/cpp to check eligibility and submit your application today. Let’s keep building stronger communities together!

Advanced Notice of Annual Meeting

March 2026

Big changes for BEK’s 74th Annual Meeting! New location, new voting process, and a new schedule. Learn how to vote, where to go, and why your voice matters on June 11.

Message from the CEO

March 2026

BEK isn’t just a service, it’s YOUR cooperative. As the Annual Meeting nears, your voice and your vote help decide where we go next.

The BEK Nominating Committee Nominates 2026 Board of Directors Candidates

March 2026

Big decisions are coming for BEK members! See who has been nominated for Board of Directors and how your vote shapes the future of your cooperative.

Built by Members. Powered by Community.

March 2026

Find out how BEK membership puts you in the driver’s seat and invests back into your hometown.

Notice: Spring Solar Outage May Briefly Affect Service

March 2026

Your TV signal could get a quick “space hiccup”. Learn why EPIC IPTV may have brief interruptions, when it will happen, and what to expect.

Spring Projects Start with One Smart Call

March 2026

Spring is digging season! Before you plant, build, or install anything, there’s one quick step that can save you from big trouble. Find out why calling 811 should be your first move.