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With help from Entergy Arkansas, the Newport Tech Depot in northeast Arkansas is living out its own version of the movie, Field of Dreams.

Though much has changed in the last century, Entergy Arkansas’ commitment to powering life throughout the state with reliable, diverse energy sources is stronger than ever.

This year, we are featuring some of our key industrial and commercial customers by giving a more in-depth view of their business and how we power their business.

Nearly 70% of Entergy Arkansas power comes from clean energy sources

U. S. Steel announced in January the selection of Osceola for its next-generation, highly sustainable steel mill, promising it would be the most advanced in North America. With a facility that large, it obviously triggered a need for new overhead power lines to be installed at the facility.

The week of May 9-13, 2022, is being recognized by numerous officials in Arkansas and across the country as Economic Development Week.

Tractor Supply Company (TSC) announced in January it will soon locate a $100 million distribution center for home goods and equipment for farms and families in Maumelle where four-wheelers once rolled through a rugged wooded parcel north of the city’s industrial park.

Successful economic development is usually the result of getting many small things done to clear the way for the bigger things to happen. That was the thinking behind the Community Catalyst program.

Danny Games, director of business and economic development for Entergy Arkansas, traces the roots of what he does for a living to 1913, the year Harvey Couch created the company that would eventually become Entergy. Couch built his business on the philosophy and on the slogan, "Helping Build Arkansas."