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Entergy Texas Lineman of the Game Nathan Odle scores successfully in safety and teamwork
08/24/2023
Catch Nathan hyping up the crowd at the Saints vs. Texans game this Sunday!
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Thank a lineworker today
07/10/2023
Entergy joins industry groups in honoring our nation’s electrical lineworkers
Shift Supervisory Terry Hooker will be honored as the Entergy Lineman of the Game when the Saints take on the Falcons on Dec. 18.
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Hooker scores points at work, in the community to win Lineman of the Game honors
12/15/2022
He will be at home in the ‘Dome when the Saints take on their bitter rivals, the Atlanta Falcons
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From left to right: Trace Gain (son of John Gain) and John Gain
Insights > People power
Texas native John Gain as the Entergy Lineman of the Game
11/17/2022
Gain and his grandson will enjoy two nights in New Orleans, a pre-game on-field pass to watch the players warm up, and tickets to watch the game.
Insights > People power
Who dat named Saints’ Lineman of the Game? Burgess dat!!
10/06/2022
When the New Orleans Saints are home in the ‘dome this Saturday, Oct. 9, Entergy Mississippi line worker Vince Burgess will be in the house to watch the team take on the Seattle Seahawks and to be honored as the Entergy Lineman of the Game.
Insights > People power
Helping on a moment’s notice
07/12/2022
“It was second-nature to pull over and do anything I could to help.”
Insights > People power
Celebrating National Lineworker Appreciation Day
07/10/2022
Entergy joins industry groups in honoring our nation’s electrical lineworkers.
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Lineworker uses emergency training to save choking child
06/28/2022
It’s not every day you get an opportunity to help save a life, but that’s exactly what happened to Jacob Crawford and a co-worker as they were leaving a job in Tangipahoa Parish.
Insights > People power, Storms
Customer praises McGriff for Hurricane Ida restoration
03/17/2022
Lineworkers are like celebrities when they roll in to restore power after a storm. In neighborhoods or on a lonely country road, there’s always someone who wants to say thanks, shake hands, offer a meal or ask for help. Hurricane Ida was no different.
