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River Bend Station Welcomes New Neighbors
04/19/2018
West Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s Office moves personnel to site building.
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River Bend site leaders along with emergency planning, security and safety personnel welcome West Feliciana Sheriff's Office criminal investigation division to their new office building.
Carolyn Motl, retired Entergy Texas community developer (left) and Melissa Bochat, Entergy Texas community development program rep. (right) with scholarship recipients (from left) Shannan Reid, Johnny McNally, Heather Neeley and Courtland Holman.
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Entergy Texas Awards Community Development Institute Scholarships
04/19/2018
Entergy Texas recently named four scholarship recipients to attend the Community Development Institute Texas program at Lone Star College.
New Schools for Baton Rouge is one of many initiatives supported by the Entergy Charitable Foundation in states where Entergy operates.
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Entergy Charitable Foundation Grants Total $2.4M in 2017
04/19/2018
Shannon Thomas is a U.S. Army veteran from Mississippi and LIHEAP recipient.
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Entergy’s Advocacy on Capitol Hill during LIHEAP Action Day Gets Results
04/16/2018
$250 million in additional funding will soon be added to America’s Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program.
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ENERGY STAR® Award Recognizes Entergy Mississippi’s Efforts to Save Customers Money
04/11/2018
The recognition commends our outstanding efforts in consumer education and promotion of ENERGY STAR, which gives consumers credible, unbiased information to make knowledgeable decisions about energy efficiency.
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New Employees Learn How They, Entergy Power Life
04/04/2018
New Entergy employees in Louisiana now have a chance to meet company leaders and peers from across the state thanks to a new orientation program created by employees who are members of the Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans’ Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) Councils.
Funding from the Entergy Charitable Foundation has helped New Schools for Baton Rouge develop initiatives to improve schools, provide high-quality teachers and increase support for students at greater risk of dropping out.
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New Schools for Baton Rouge: an Entergy Charitable Foundation Success Story
03/21/2018
Support from the Entergy Charitable Foundation has helped New Schools for Baton Rouge respond to the community’s demand for excellence in public education by helping transform underperforming schools in the capital city.
Entergy Texas employee Johnnie Hulin (second from left) was recognized for his community involvement during the 2018 “Honoring Living Legends” event presented by Lamar University and ExxonMobil.
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Living Legend Hulin Honored for Community Work
03/20/2018
Lamar University and ExxonMobil honored Johnnie Hulin, operations technician, Sabine Plant, as a living legend for his work to support the community as part of celebrating African-American History Month.
Entergy’s Kenneth Polite pedaled fellow employees Rachael Waters and Shellie Bellard to help raise more than $21,000 for improved educational opportunities for local youth.
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YEP! Entergy Employees Participate in Pedicab Race
03/19/2018
Entergy pedal-pushers in New Orleans helped raise more than $21,000 for the Youth Empowerment Project during YEP Fest pedicab races March 11.
