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In the wake of Hurricane Beryl, which struck the ArkLaTex region with unprecedented force on July 8, the resilience and kindness of the community have shone through the devastation. 

SWEPCO's Mark Robinson moderates panel discussion at Longview Chamber of Commerce’s State of the Economy.

Sevier County Chamber of Commerce in De Queen, AR recently unveiled their newly renovated offices which feature a small business studio space and meeting room to help entrepreneurs promote or grow their business.

SWEPCO leaders shared about the company, its involvement in economic development in the region and regulatory hurdles as demand for available power grows.

Kids visiting the library had the opportunity to learn what our linemen do and sit in the big rig. Louie the Lightning Bug made a special appearance as well!

We recognize Lineworker Appreciation Day at SWEPCO.  This is one of two days each year when we honor the exceptional dedication, hard work and vital service our lineworkers provide to our customers.

AEP Foundation, at the recommendation of SWEPCO, announced donations of $50,000 to the Northwest Arkansas Food Bank and Sheep Dog Impact Assistance (SDIA). Both nonprofits had their community giving centers destroyed by the tornado and yet they continued to respond to their neighbors in need. 

SWEPCO is lending a helping hand to their sister utility company, AEP Texas, in preparation for Beryl’s landfall on Monday.

SWEPCO celebrates its sponsorship of the Marshallese Youth Initiative (MYI), a pioneering program that aims to empower Marshallese youth in Northwest Arkansas. It’s a program funded by the AEP Foundation and in partnership with the Springdale Chamber of Commerce and Springdale School District.

Konke alloñ in Mae ej alloñ eo im jej kakemejmej ak celebrate Asian American im Pacific Islander ro, SWEPCO ej nebar alloñ in ilo an sponsor e ak bok eddo in burokaraam eo an Marshallese Youth Initiative (MYI), juon burokaraam eo ekaal im kottobar eo an ej ñan koketak jodikdik ro ilo jukjuk in pad eo an Rimajol ilo Northwest Arkansas. Ej burokraam eo im AEP Foundation eo ej bok eddo in im an partner ak jerbal ippan Chamber of Commerce eo ilo Springdale im bareinwot ippan mon jikuul ko an Springdale.