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A Ductile Iron Pole is Born
11/18/2015
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Pictured is a ductile iron pole installed at the Seagrass Beach community on Bolivar Peninsula.
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Veterans Spotlight: Mark Butler & Ronald Hale
11/13/2015
In celebration of Veterans Week, we feature two Entergy Texas employees who served in the military.
Entergy Texas President and CEO Sallie Rainer takes time during ceremony to meet with families of graduates.
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Work Boots on the Ground
11/10/2015
Entergy Texas linemen demonstrate Arcs n’ Spark for City of Beaumont employees.
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Look Up! It’s a Bird…It's a Plane…It's a Power Line?
11/04/2015
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Hurricane Rita: Entergy Texas Employees Look Back
09/23/2015
During Entergy Texas President & CEO Sallie T. Rainer's visit to the Silsbee office, she visited with employees who were acknowledged by customers for a job well done. Employees pictured to the right of Rainer: Tommy Jasper, TC Evans and Melinda Belt.
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Call of Duty: Entergy Texas Employees Go Above and Beyond in Service to Customers
09/16/2015
Members of the TexasOne delegation pictured on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. On July 14, Gov. Abbott rang the NYSE bell to open trading.
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Entergy Texas has an Empire State of Mind
08/05/2015
Did you know that the Port of Beaumont is the fourth largest seaport in the United States in terms of tonnage processed? If not, the Entergy Texas economic development team has made it their mission to ensure that people do.
(l to r): Joel Threadgill, 1st class serviceman, Jason Orlando, 4th class lineman, Britt McCormick, 1st class serviceman and Gus Gutierrez, 1st class serviceman.
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The Navasota Network and a Conversation about Safety
07/20/2015
Utility Foreman Louis Louvier
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Entergy Texas Utility Foreman Louis Louvier on Putting Safety First
07/09/2015
First in series of articles where employees discuss how this priority will allow the company to reach 3 million man hours without a lost-lime accident
