Community
The fastest-growing city in North Texas has transformed into a vibrant, one-of-a-kind destination that's family friendly.
These will be a lifesaver for CoServ Members and Customers in need as temperatures soar over 100 degrees this summer.
CCF has distributed more than $18 million in grants but it all started with one grant to the Habitat for Humanity of Denton County.
Curtis Tally wakes up every Wednesday knowing there are about a dozen residents awaiting a hot meal from Metroport Meals on Wheels.
CoServ honored longtime Linemen Crew Supervisor Roman Juarez by awarding a scholarship to Sanger High School senior Makynna Meeks.
Sanger's history goes back more than a century, and city officials proclaim it the official Gateway to the Metroplex.
Since the grand opening in 1997, CoServ has delivered reliable electricity to the east side of TMS. But there's much more to the partnership.
CoServ Employees built another ramp and the CoServ Charitable Foundation stopped by to present the Texas Ramp Project with a grant.
Virgil Berend's Pilot Point Farm received electricity when he was 15 years old. He went to serve 27 years on the CoServ Board of Directors.