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Power Principles: A Conversation with James Barry
08/22/2017
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James with his family (left to right): youngest daughter, Madonna; oldest daughter, Madison; and wife, Barbara.
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Project Undercover Gives Texas Kids Happy Feet
08/22/2017
Ashley, pictured here with her husband Jake, has enjoyed working on Entergy Arkansas’ Stuttgart Solar Project.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Ashley Peterson
08/11/2017
Ashley Peterson is a customer service representative for Entergy Arkansas and has been part of the Entergy family for almost 13 years.
Entergy student interns chatting with employees about the various departments within the company
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Entergy Interns get a Jumpstart on their careers
08/11/2017
On hand at the check presentation was (l to r) Ricky Riggs, utility foreman; Cade Sherwin, lineman; Dr. Lonnie Howard, LIT president; Vernon Pierce, vice president of customer service; Logan Chilek, lineman; and Pam Williams, customer service manager.
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In a League of their Own: Lamar Institute of Technology’s Lineworker Training Program
08/11/2017
Like a baseball farm system, Lamar Institute of Technology’s (LIT) utility line technology program is preparing graduates for the big leagues. And, for some graduates, the big league is a line crew at Entergy Texas. For years, LIT developed future Entergy employees by preparing students to work in the power line industry as apprentice linemen.
Paula Odom, senior customer service specialist for Entergy Texas, gives money-saving tips.
Insights > Tips and tools
Keep your cool and save your money for school supplies!
08/09/2017
While back-to-school time usually means the end of summer, Mother Nature has the final say-so as to when the excessive summer heat will end. It’s never too late to take control of your cooling costs!
Insights > Tips and tools
Stay Safe as Summer Temperatures Climb
08/04/2017
Heat-related conditions - combined with physical activity, loss of fluids and fatigue - can lead to heat-related illnesses. Just like our workers at Entergy, members of the public should also be alert for conditions and take the necessary precautions to prevent heat-related illness.
An aerial photo from a drone shows a large tree leaning on a distribution line in a flooded area. The images allowed Entergy to develop a plan to enter the area safely and remove the tree.
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Up, up and away! Sunny or stormy, Entergy Mississippi uses drones to improve reliability
08/03/2017
Kristin, pictured here with her husband, Jarrod, says that their son, Jace, and daughter, Jacki, motivate her to live and work safely.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Kristin Batulis Masoner
07/31/2017
Kristin Batulis Masoner is a senior customer service specialist for Entergy Louisiana and has been part of the Entergy family for five years.
