Fayetteville Public Utilities announced this week that electric customers will see a 14-cent increase on their electric bills as the Tennessee Valley Authority rates change effective April 1.

Olivia Paris of Fayetteville High School and Jake Bradford of Riverside Christian Academy have been selected to attend the 2013 Youth Leadership Summit sponsored by the Tennessee Electric Cooperati

Fayetteville Public Utilities’ CEO and General Manager, Britt Dye, announced this week that electric rates will decrease again in March as the Tennessee Valley Authority’s variable fuel

Pre-kindergarten students at Stone Bridge Academy leaned about electric and natural gas safety recently as representatives from Fayetteville Public Utilities visited their school.

Meghan Sullenger of Fayetteville was selected to represent Tennessee on the Youth Leadership Council (YLC) of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). 

Last month, the Fayetteville Public Utility Student Utility Board (SUB) learned about the utility’s Telecom Department and all the telecommunication services it offers.

Fayetteville Public Utilities has announced that electric rates will decrease for the second consecutive month as the Tennessee Valley Authority’s variable fuel cost drops by $4.10 on an aver

Electric rates will decrease in the month of January as the Tennessee Valley Authority’s variable fuel cost declines.

The employees of Fayetteville Public Utilities will be recycling your live Christmas trees into useable mulch in the Grind a Pine recycling event.

Fayetteville Public Utilities CEO and General Manager Britt Dye was recently elected as a member of the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association Board of Trustees as the 71^st annual me

William Hurd and Micky Lawson, two board directors of Fayetteville Public Utilities, and FPU’s CEO and General Manager Britt Dye were recognized during the recent Tennessee Electric Cooperati

Electric consumers will see an increase in their December bills due to TVA’s higher seasonal energy rate and also TVA’s total monthly fuel cost for the month.

Fayetteville Public Utilities invites you to participate in the annual Harvest of Hope Food Drive that helps fill the shelves of the local Good Samaritan Association with food to feed our neighbors

On October 27, Fayetteville Public Utilities sent eight electric linemen and four trucks to help restore power along the Atlantic Seaboard in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, a hybrid superstorm,

Fayetteville Public Utilities and other utility crews are completing the upgrades to water lines in the areas of Wells Hill Road, Wallace Drive and Hillcrest Circle.