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Arkansas Nuclear One Donates PPE to Russellville Hospital
04/07/2020
Arkansas Nuclear One has donated a pallet-load of personal protective equipment to St. Mary's Hospital in Russellville.
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Loading supplies at the plant bound for the hospital.
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STEM is Growing in Russellville
01/30/2020
Students in one Russellville school learned all about nuclear power as part of STEM visit by Entergy.
ANO Training Manager Greg Kilpatrick addresses the crowd on sustaining training excellence and preparing for the 2020 review of the maintenance and technical training.
Insights > People power
Credibility, Competency, Teamwork at the Core of Nuclear Training Programs' Accreditation
01/20/2020
Accreditation ensures Entergy Nuclear is meeting or exceeding federal requirements for nuclear power plant training programs.
Insights > People power, Giving back
Arkansas Nuclear One Goes Back to School
04/09/2019
Melody works safely so that she and her husband Jeff (also an Entergy employee), daughter Emma and son Clayton can visit new places and enjoy being outdoors together.
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Power Principle: A Conversation with Melody Gibson
03/01/2018
Melody Gibson is a radiation protection supervisor at Arkansas Nuclear One in Russellville, Arkansas. She’s been part of the Entergy family for four years.
Annie Bradley and her father, Mark Wright.
Insights > People power
Following in Dad’s Footsteps - Celebrating a father-daughter pair at Arkansas Nuclear One
06/15/2017
For some daughters, their father’s influence is so strong it inspired a career path that mirrors their dad’s. Entergy boasts a number of such father-daughter pairs. Some even work even in the same field. In advance of Father’s Day, we sat down with one such duo, Engineering Training Instructor Annie Bradley and former Design Engineer Mark Wright at Arkansas Nuclear One.
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A Conversation with Arkansas Nuclear One’s Cortez Scott
08/21/2016
Cortez Scott is an ALARA specialist with the radiation protection department at Arkansas Nuclear One. He joined Entergy eight years ago. He lives in Russellville, Arkansas with his wife Willene. They have six adult-age children.
