Coldwater, Mississippi is home to one the state’s most earnest efforts to preserve wildlife and protect natural habitats – Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation Inc. and Entergy’s Environmental Initiative Fund will soon help the organization expand its facilities through a nearly $73,000 grant.
Restoration progress continues, and as of 10:30 a.m., 784 customers remain without power from the thunderstorms with high winds, lightning, and reported tornadoes that moved through the Entergy Mississippi service territory Saturday night.
Progress continued today in restoring power to 96 percent of the customers impacted by the round of thunderstorms with high winds, lightning, and reported tornadoes that moved through the Entergy Mississippi service territory Saturday night.
Entergy Mississippi issues updated restoration times. Estimated restoration is Tuesday night for majority of remaining outages.
As of 6 p.m., crews have restored power to about 60% of the outages caused by this storm, with about 17,800 customers remaining without power.
For the 17th year in a row, Site Selection magazine has recognized ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø as a top utility for driving economic growth in the communities we serve. In 2023, Entergy Mississippi helped secure $171 million in capital investments and create approximately 405 new jobs through announced economic development projects.
‘Tis the season to celebrate and enjoy the holidays, without worrying about soaring energy costs.
Free energy efficiency kits giveaway at Entergy Magic of LightsnSanta’s helpers have been busy at the North Pole, preparing a gift that will bring joy and savings this holiday season. Our volunteers will be giving away Entergy Mississippi’s free energy efficiency kits again this year at the Magic of Lights. The third annual drive-through holiday lights spectacular at the Brandon Amphitheater will be open Nov. 22 through Jan. 5, and Entergy Mississippi customers have the opportunity to purchase a discounted ticket and receive a free energy efficient kit.
nA groundbreaking ceremony for Entergy Mississippi’s newly announced Delta Blues Advanced Power Station was held recently in Greenville, along with recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station. Gerald Andrus will be retired when the new plant comes online in 2028.
Minutes before kickoff and just after player introductions, the lights go off in the Superdome. With only cell phones and jumbotrons to light the field, someone must flip the switch to get the game going.