As temperatures begin to cool and daylight hours grow shorter, Entergy Arkansas is encouraging customers to take a few simple steps to prepare their homes and communities for the fall season.
Entergy Arkansas has been named a 2026 MarCom Gold Award winner for This Is Home – Issue One, our Energy Efficiency magazine.
The 2026 Power to Care Golf Tournament brought together 54 teams, 48 sponsors and more than 70 volunteers to support Entergy Arkansas customers facing financial challenges and help them keep their power on by raising $315,000.
Google is financially supporting investments by Entergy Arkansas that will strengthen communities, enhance power grid and support regional growth.
Entergy Arkansas’s Affordability Summit brought together organizations that serve many of the same communities and often encounter the same challenges from different perspectives.
Forward Searcy and Entergy Arkansas today announced that Forward Searcy Site 1 has earned Entergy Arkansas’ Select Site certification, recognizing the 44.46-acre property as a development-ready industrial site that has completed rigorous due diligence and meets established site-readiness standards.
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.
For four University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff students, the Accessing Careers in Energy Summit (ACES) is providing more than an introduction to the energy industry. It’s giving them a chance to see firsthand how their skills and interests can translate into careers that help power their communities.
Entergy Arkansas representatives and community and economic development leaders today celebrated the new Frazier Pike Substation with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Port of Little Rock, marking an important investment in the electrical infrastructure needed to support continued industrial growth in the region.
The information first published in the Aug. 31 Arkansas Democrat Gazette contains a serious and careless mathematical error.
The Food Bank of North Central Arkansas has received a $4,250 incentive from Entergy Arkansas for completing energy-efficiency projects through the Entergy Solutions Core Continuous Energy Improvement initiative.
Entergy Arkansas today broke ground on the Ironwood Power Station, marking a major milestone in the company’s efforts to strengthen the state’s energy infrastructure and meet growing demand across all sectors with reliable, affordable and flexible generation.
Entergy Arkansas recently awarded Women & Children First in Little Rock Arkansas $53,227.50 in incentives for energy efficiency projects.
With extreme heat impacting Arkansas, we’re taking steps to help keep our customers safe and comfortable. Disconnects are suspended through Friday, Aug. 21 and will resume beginning Monday, Aug. 24.
The Community Development Institute recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of transformative impact on communities nationwide. Entergy Arkansas has played a significant role in establishing the organization.