10 Easy Ideas for Lowering Your Winter Energy Bill
January is typically the coldest month of the year here in Georgia, pushing the typical homeowner’s energy bill higher. But a few household changes — many accomplished in just minutes — can make a big difference in how much you’ll pay. Quick fixes Turn on the timer and see if you can accomplish these five […]
New Year’s Resolution: Pursue a New Passion
From archery to zydeco dancing, Georgians can find local outlets for learning something new. Make 2025 the year you learn something new. Walton Gas has you covered with trending hobby ideas from A to Z! Read on to find a new passion to pursue. Archery: Explore this ancient skill as a casual hobby, competitive sport […]
Sharing the Warmth in 2024
At Walton Gas, sharing the warmth is about more than energy. We believe in giving back to build stronger, sustainable Georgia communities. As a subsidiary of consumer-owned Walton EMC, we embrace cooperative values, which prioritize community caring. Through corporate giving and employee volunteerism, we’re committed to going beyond gas pipelines and meters to make meaningful […]
Homemade for the Holidays
Bring Christmas cheer with candy from your kitchen Nothing beats a batch of Christmas confections whipped up in your own kitchen for everyone on your gift list. Armed with a few tips, tried-and-true recipes and the precision heat of a natural gas range, successfully making Southern-inspired favorites like peanut brittle and divinity can be quick […]
How to Read Your Walton Gas Bill
Experience Georgia
This holiday, give the gift of memories The holidays are here and the mad dash for gifts has begun. Before you start loading up the shopping cart with “stuff” for Christmas, consider a new tactic. This year, give an experience to create memories that will last a lifetime. You won’t have to look far for […]
Ringing the Bell … for Good!
If you’ve ever attended a football game at Sanford Stadium on the University of Georgia’s (UGA) Athens campus, you know the sound. It’s the familiar clang, clang, clang that accompanies a Bulldog victory. As far back as the 1890’s, students, alumni and fans have lined up to ring the bell at the Chapel on the […]
HEAT: Giving Mildred peace of mind
Have you ever met someone whose generosity is as natural as breathing? Mildred Scott, at age 76, embodies this spirit. Throughout her 20-year career as a local radio news anchor, Mildred seized every opportunity to connect those in need with resources to alleviate their problems. Many would say her dedication to giving back has been […]
Blueberry Cream Cheese Pound Cake
Ingredients 3 sticks salted butter, softened 8 ounces cream cheese, softened 3 cups granulated sugar 6 eggs 3 cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon table salt 1 teaspoon vanilla flavoring 1-2 cups blueberries Directions Preheat oven to 325 F. Grease and flour cake pan. Beat butter with mixer until creamy, add cream cheese, […]
In Case of Emergency
The 2024 hurricane season is in full swing, bringing the potential for damaging winds and flooding to Georgia — in both coastal and noncoastal areas. September and October are peak months for storm activity. “Experience has shown us hurricanes are not just a coastal problem in Georgia. High wind, flooding and even tornadoes can happen […]
