Entergy Arkansas is investing in the next generation of leaders — and the state’s future workforce — through new partnerships with four of Arkansas’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
The Wynne Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Entergy Arkansas, has announced the completed recertification of the 37.5-acre Wynne Highway 1 Select Site through Entergy Arkansas’s Select Site certification program.
Employees, community partners and vendors teed off for a cause at the annual Entergy Arkansas The Power to Care Charity Golf Classic earlier this month, raising a record-breaking $189,000 to help elderly and disabled customers keep their power on during times of financial hardship.
Entergy Arkansas offers some safety tips to help prevent accidents and contribute to a safe, comfortable fall season.
Some of the best and brightest STEM students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the region visited Little Rock as part of the fourth annual Accessing Careers in Energy Summit. This event allowed students to come together to explore career opportunities in the energy industry and for many, it was an eye-opening experience.
Advanced power strips can stop your electronics from wasting energy when they’re not in use.
Today at a joint community celebration with state and local leaders, Entergy Arkansas announced it will power Google’s planned $4 billion technology investment in Arkansas.
When the lights go out, Entergy Arkansas Lineman Dillon Wiggins is one of the people customers count on most. On October 5, the spotlight will shine on him in a whole new way – as he is honored as the Lineman of the Game during the New Orleans Saints’ matchup against the New York Giants.
Students in Arkansas are starting their school days with a little extra energy — thanks to Entergy Arkansas employees. Whether it’s riding high in bucket trucks to hang welcome banners, greeting students on their way in to class, handing out stickers or simply opening their car door, lineworkers and staff are on track to be present at more than 85 schools this year.
The Entergy Arkansas Manufactured Homes Program offers a variety of energy-saving products and services to owners and residents, from faucet aerators to advanced power strips. Enroll today and receive weatherization upgrades, such as air sealing and duct sealing, to keep your home comfortable and energy efficient all year long.