Filing your taxes can be a daunting task, but some of our customers eased the stress of tax preparation and enjoyed greener returns this year by getting help during Entergy Mississippi’s Super Tax Day, Feb. 17.
According to the old adage, time flies when you’re having fun – or at least it seems to pass quickly when you’re busy. Employees at the Hinds ϳԹ Facility in Jackson, Mississippi, understand.
Love it or hate it, we will be moving clocks ahead and planning spring projects when daylight saving time starts this weekend. Whether you are taking advantage of the extra sunshine to make home improvements, garden or enjoy some fresh air, now is a good time to brush up on your outdoor safety knowledge.
When the holidays roll around each year, so do memories of seasons past. Whether it’s recalling your grandmother’s delicious pumpkin pie, the excitement of Santa bringing you THE gift you wanted or your family’s special traditions, many families will reminisce about their most cherished holiday memories when they gather to celebrate this year.
After a tough loss last week, New Orleans Saints fans are hoping the home field advantage at the ‘Dome will help the team put another game in the win column this Sunday, Dec. 17, against the New York Jets.
In 1996, “Independence Day” topped box office charts. LeAnn Rimes made her country music debut. And, Entergy Mississippi’s Natchez network had its last lost-time accident on Dec. 12 of that year. According to troublemen and long-term employees Dennis Melson and Rick Rushing, the Natchez safety culture embodies five key factors beyond practicing safety that led to this remarkable 20-plus-year record.
Hayley Perkins is a customer service assistant for Entergy Mississippi and has been part of the Entergy family for three years.
A regulatory affairs analyst for Entergy Mississippi, Rock Ingram works behind the scenes to keep customers’ electric bills affordable and service reliable. He’s been part of the Entergy family for five years.
When four teams come together to barbecue, it’s all for good fun, a great cause and, of course, a trophy. Entergy’s own kings and queens of barbecue recently dished up their finest wings, baby back ribs and stuffed pork chops for the company’s Smokin’ Hot Cook-Off at the Mississippi Agriculture and Forestry Museum grounds.
Rod Thomas is an engineer for Entergy Mississippi, Inc., and, he’s been part of the Entergy family for just over two years.