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Entergy Awards $8,000 to KIPP Delta Public Schools
04/06/2017
One of the key issues in combating poverty is eliminating illiteracy.
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Left to right: Entergy Arkansas serviceman Tyrone Stayton, Entergy Arkansas region manager Chan Tucker, KIPP executive director Scott Shirey, Entergy Arkansas region manager James Warren and Entergy Arkansas line supervisor Brock Garrison.
Eugene Butler counts responding to power outages, repairing outdoor lighting, and installing and removing meters among his many duties at Entergy.
Insights > People power
Power Principles: A Conversation with Eugene Butler
03/31/2017
Left to right: Entergy Arkansas’ Paul Brewster and Jeremy Henderson, Heather Nelson with CLEAResult and, from the Ronald McDonald House staff, Janell Mason, executive director, and Donna Csunyo, programs director.
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Ronald McDonald House Receives Cash for Saving Electricity
03/20/2017
Congratulations to the Ronald McDonald House of Little Rock for earning an incentive check of $27,714 from Entergy Arkansas for saving energy. The facility, on Wolfe Street near Arkansas Children’s Hospital, upgraded indoor and outdoor lighting that will save about 164,000 kWh of power annually.
Entergy employee Melissa Schmoll first learned about Entergy’s Arkansas Nuclear One plant at a young age. Her father helped build the plant and told her stories about constructing the cooling tower.
Insights > People power
Power Principles: A Conversation with Melissa Schmoll
03/16/2017
Melissa Schmoll is an administrative specialist IV in the maintenance department at Arkansas Nuclear One. She’s been an Entergy family member for 26 years.
Insights > Our future
Update on Entergy Arkansas Transmission Enhancements in Southeast Arkansas
02/06/2017
We have an update on some transmission investment upgrades Entergy Arkansas is making to enhance reliability in southeast Arkansas and support economic development.
Insights > Giving back
Fiddledeedee to Adult Fiddle Camp!
11/28/2016
If you’re like me, you may have an instrument hidden underneath your bed or tucked behind coats in your closet, which you keep thinking you’ll take up again. But, you haven’t. Or maybe you’ve imagined signing up for fiddle camp to learn the tunes your granddaddy played in Pope County, Arkansas. But, you haven’t.
Jefferson Industrial substation work site April 2016
Insights > Our future
Entergy Celebrates New 17 MW Substation for Arkansas Biomass Facility
11/04/2016
What was once a flat work site in April is now home to a new substation powering Pine Bluff’s Highland Pellets biomass facility.
Caleb and his children, from left, Kathryn, Evan, Anna, and Lauren.
Insights > People power, Giving back
Tyke Taken In by Arkansas Crew
10/24/2016
Sometimes the kindness of strangers comes through when it’s needed most. This time the stranger was an Entergy Arkansas lineman.
Insights > People power, Giving back
Vegetation Management Employees Show Their Patriotism through Saluting Branches Project
10/10/2016
Saluting Branches designates Sept. 21 as a day for tree care experts to volunteer their time to make the final resting place of veterans a safe and beautiful environment.
