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Entergy Texas and City of Dayton Partner to Honor Veterans
12/09/2021
The ceremony was held on Dec. 7, which is also Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
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Mayor Caroline Wadzeck speaks to Dayton residents at the Wall of Honor Memorial.
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Entergy Texas Grant Supports Orangefield Elementary Library
08/22/2019
School will use $1,000 grant to purchase books for students.
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A Decade of Results: Entergy’s Super Tax Day a Game Changer for Working Families
08/13/2019
The 2019 tax season represented a milestone in Entergy’s efforts to help low-income customers break the cycle of poverty.
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Entergy Texas Supports Earth Day GreenUp to Beautify The Woodlands Township
06/13/2019
Volunteers clear and bag more than two tons of trash during annual event.
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Entergy Texas Supports Reforestation Project at Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge
06/13/2019
Multi-year initiative will restore 100 acres of bottomland hardwood forest and provide a variety of environmental benefits.
Entergy employee Dona Miller and her sons proudly volunteer for the Iron Man triathlon held annually in The Woodlands.
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Entergy Texas Volunteer Supports IRONMAN North American Championship Triathlon
06/13/2019
The Miller family has volunteered on behalf of Boy Scout Troop 491 for the last eight years.
Entergy Texas is a champion with business customers.
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Entergy Texas Wins Trusted Utility Business Award
05/22/2019
Entergy Texas, Inc. has been named a Customer Champion in the Cogent Reports 2018 Utility Trusted Brand & Customer EngagementTM Business study.
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Entergy Named 2019 Tree Line USA Utility by Arbor Day Foundation
04/26/2019
Designation reflects Entergy’s commitment to proper tree pruning, planting and care throughout its service area.
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Entergy Employees Fuel $3.5M Economic Impact through Volunteerism in 2018
04/16/2019
Our work goes far beyond keeping the lights on and the natural gas flowing, as we have for more than a century.
