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Entergy offers options for higher winter electric bills

Photo: Entergy Texas

Winter brought extreme cold weather to southeast Texas this season, which prompted record-low temperatures and high electricity usage in late December and early January, Entergy Texas said in a release.

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Grant awards raise 2017 Entergy Charitable Foundation contributions to $2.4 million

Support from the Entergy Charitable Foundation has helped the JASON Alliance at Lamar University engage thousands of Southeast Texas students in fun and educational activities that foster their interest in science, technology, engineering and math fields.

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Volunteers provide free tax prep for qualifying customers on Super Bowl weekend

Among the winners during this year’s Super Bowl weekend are Entergy Texas customers receiving free tax prep during Super Tax Day this Saturday, Feb. 3, Entergy Texas spokesperson Kacee Kirschvink said in a release.

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Entergy encourages holiday lighting safety

Entergy Texas encourages their customers to keep the holidays jolly by putting safety at the top of your to-do list, company spokesperson Kacee Kirschvink said in a release.

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$600,000 for training

Entergy Texas announced a $600,000 workforce development initiative Monday, March 13 at Edison Plaza in Beaumont with several important dignitaries in attendance including Entergy Texas CEO Sallie Rainer and Texas Workforce Commissioner Representing Employees Ruth Hughs.

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Entergy donation to bring LED streetlights to Beaumont

Beaumont commutes are getting brighter thanks to a donation from Entergy Texas, Inc. to the city of Beaumont.

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Entergy Texas prepares electrical system for historic flooding

Entergy Storm Ready

News release from Entergy Texas from March 14:

Last week’s rains have become this week’s floods and personnel with Entergy Texas, Inc. are hard at work to ensure evacuees and other Southeast Texans will have safe and reliable power as the event unfolds.

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Dog days of summer have arrived

The dog days of summer are here. Southeast Texas’ mid-day temperatures are hovering near the century mark, and high pressure is keeping the rains at bay, meaning little relief from the baking-hot sunshine.

Those high temperatures can also mean higher-than-normal energy bills, particularly as Southeast Texans work to keep their homes air-conditioned. There is, however, free help available to you from Entergy Texas that might take a bite out of your dog days energy consumption.

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Entergy Texas food drive Oct. 11

The season of Thanksgiving and good will is fast approaching and volunteers from Entergy Texas, Inc. are gearing up to ensure families served by the Southeast Texas Food Bank will have what they need to celebrate and enjoy the holidays.

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