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Appalachian Power customers will likely recall Hurricane Helene's impact on our area and the country for decades. Here at home, we will remember not only the monumental damage and flooding left by the storm but also the tremendous outpouring of support felt in our communities. We will also never forget the incredible response we received as thousands of workers traveled from across the United States to answer our company's call for mutual assistance.

How employees scrambled to feed an army of lineworkers during Helene restoration.

Kingsport Service Center employees recently made a significant impact in the community by spending time at Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium for the United Way of Greater Kingsport's annual Day of Caring.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) presents the award to ENERGY STAR partners who demonstrate outstanding leadership year over year. 

Built by an Appalachian Power line mechanic, the scaled down version of a distribution pole gave Glenvar High School students an up-close view of the equipment and opportunity to experience first-hand what it's like to close-in a fuse.

No job was too big, messy or smelly for the AEP/APCo employees, retirees and family who rolled up their sleeves on a recent Saturday to help Roanoke's regional animal shelter.

Employees across Virginia did their part by donating toys and essential items so that hundreds of kids could experience the joy and excitement of Christmas.

A $300 grant helped Appalachian Power employees give the YWCA Shanklin Center for Senior Enrichment a holiday makeover.

Mitchell Plant employees are doing their part to make a difference in W.Va.'s upper Ohio Valley region. 

One might think cutting up more than 50 pounds of frozen chicken into small cubes would put a damper on anyone’s Saturday, but when the energy expended is to help those less fortunate, the thought of chopping frozen poultry is a lot less daunting.