employees from the arkansas vegetation management group spent part of the day wednesday placing american flags on the graves of veterans. these three are adam zomant (in the rear, a combat veteran himself), paul boyd, left, and john everitt.
stipe and other volunteers staffed entergy’s booth at the third annual hands-on stem educational day. thousands of students attended the event held at the baseball stadium now known as the shrine on airline.
tim kloiber is a procurement specialist ii at indian point energy center and has been with the entergy family for seven months.
the inaugural smokin’ hot cook-off was held recently at the mississippi agriculture and forestry museum grounds. the cooking was serious, but the day was about fun, fellowship, and giving back, as all proceeds benefited local charities.
tammy matherne is an executive assistant in customer operations support and has been part of the entergy family for 37 years.
veterans who spent years defending america are learning to protect their own financial freedoms through a program funded in part by entergy.
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