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Grand Gulf Launches Community Day Volunteer Event
12/12/2018
More than 60 employees participated in a week of community service activities to benefit the local community.
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Employees at Grand Gulf contributed more than 600 volunteer hours during Community Day.
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Power Principle: A Conversation with Amy Perkins
07/16/2018
Amy Perkins, senior emergency preparedness planner at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station, has been with Entergy for three years. Learn how her power principles help her keep her team and family safe.
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Greg Hawkins
03/02/2018
"At Entergy, we value our people. We take great responsibility in the work that we do and the product that we offer our customers, and we understand how important it is that we provide safe and reliable electricity."
Fred with his wife, Neshia; youngest son, Fred; son, Dallas (standing); and daughter, Saniya
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Power Principles: A Conversation with Fred Hopkins
06/22/2017
Fred Hopkins, assistant engineering design manager at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station has been a part of the Entergy family for nine years.
Meg and her husband, Louis
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Meg Nauditt of Grand Gulf shares her Power Principle
10/09/2016
Rodriguez with her nephew during her 2011 deployment aboard the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77).
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Entergy Nuclear Veteran Spotlight: Amber Rodriguez
11/09/2015
Amber Rodriguez served in the Navy as a nuclear electronics technician for 8 years. She joined Entergy in 2014 and is a maintenance coordinator at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station.
Photo courtesy of Mississippi Braves
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A Conversation With...Grand Gulf's Debbie Barrett
08/28/2015
Debbie Barrett is an outage scheduler at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station and has worked at the plant for almost 32 years. She resides in Claiborne County with her husband Larry. They have been married 30 years and have two children - Hannah, who is preparing for her third year of medical school, and Nicholas, a ninth grader who keeps both Larry and Debbie young.
