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SWEPCO Night at Arvest Ballpark was a great success during the Northwest Arkansas Naturals game Friday, Sept. 15. The Naturals hosted Little-Rock based Arkansas Travelers.

Above and beyond working hard to keep the lights on throughout our service territory, SWEPCO is also dedicated to fighting food insecurity, an issue faced by millions of U.S. households every year.

The AEP Foundation, at the recommendation of SWEPCO, is donating $2,500 for program support of a city pocket park and kid safe space in the City of Horatio, AR. The pocket park will serve as a meeting place for families and their children.

American Lebanese Syrian Associated Charities (ALSAC), which raises funds and awareness for St. Jude, awarded SWEPCO the 2023 Trade Partner of the Year for work with the St. Jude Dream Home.

SWEPCO offers economic and energy efficiency incentives to global technology company SLB for its new high-tech manufacturing facility at former General Motors plant.

SWEPCO leaders took time recently to celebrate Justin Airhart, Field Meter Servicer and Gary Welch Field Network Tech, for their giving spirit and heroic acts when offering aid to a teenager injured in a car accident.

State and local members with the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP), law enforcement, hospital, nursing home, and assisted living officials were invited to SWEPCO headquarters in downtown Shreveport to share lessons learned.

At SWEPCO, we’re customer-focused and that includes ensuring the next generation of talent understands the work we do, the services we provide, and the way we lead. For National Intern Day, we’re shining a bright light on interns across SWEPCO.

During assessment patrol in a rural area of west Shreveport, line workers Kevin Rivera and Amadeo Salinas sprang into action when they saw a garage fire.

Despite power restored to more than 95 percent of nearly 250,000 Ark-La-Tex residents following last week’s super cell severe weather event, late Friday storms packed another punch to east Texas and temporarily added new outages.