Claire Kreuz

A recently completed reliability project in Wrightsville is helping strengthen the electric system and improve reliability for customers in the area.

As temperatures rise across the state, Entergy Arkansas is helping customers get ahead of the heat through Entergy Solutions programs that identify energy waste and make homes more efficient.

The spirit of teamwork was on full display as Entergy Arkansas employees took to the water and volunteered behind the scenes during the River Cities Dragon Boat Festival, held at Lake Willastein Park…

From workforce development and education initiatives to economic development and environmental stewardship, Entergy Arkansas invests in communities across the state through a variety of grant programs…

For Entergy Arkansas business and economic development project manager, Bentley Story, graduating from Leadership Arkansas Class XX was more than a professional achievement. It was an opportunity to…

When the lights go out, Entergy Arkansas lineworkers are the first to answer the call. Whether they’re restoring power after severe weather, connecting service for a new business or working high above…

Before sunrise, hundreds of Arkansans were already lined up outside the Arkansas State Fairgrounds. Some came hoping to receive assistance with their utility bills. Others were looking for ways to…

Every year, Entergy Arkansas invests in the communities it serves because powering life means more than delivering electricity, it means creating opportunities for people to thrive.

Entergy Arkansas is a longtime sponsor of the Arkansas Foodbank, contributing thousands in grants dollars and employee contributions, and hundreds of volunteer hours, over the years.

When Arkansas temperatures climb, air conditioners work harder to keep homes cool and that can mean higher energy use.