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APCo powers possibilities every day–from keeping the lights on in your home to nurturing curious young people who will lead tomorrow’s workforce. This summer, 12 high school students had the opportunity to learn about the industry and the company through the Education Alliance Internship Program.

In late September 2024, winds in excess of 65 mph ripped through Appalachia as Hurricane Helene made landfall across much of the southeastern part of the United States. Heavy rains caused flash flooding, washing out roads and toppling trees, causing severe damage and leaving millions without power.

Appalachian Power joined over a dozen businesses and nonprofits sponsoring Southern Communications' Stuff the Bus campaign, helping fill several vehicles with school supplies for local children. 

For Appalachian Power, the responsibility of serving communities across our region extends far beyond providing reliable electric service to our 1.1 million customers. It is about helping fellow Appalachians build a more prosperous future throughout Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia for generations to come.

In the heart of central Appalachia, meaningful partnerships are crucial. Appalachian Power is proud to support the efforts of Appalachia Service Project in more than just building and securing homes but also with building hope. 

We recently visited Valley Park Conference Center in Hurricane to educate the next generation about key electrical concepts.

When Princeton Community Hospital's power was accidently severed, Appalachian Power managed what seemed impossible – rebuilding the hospital's main power feed in less than two days. 

A group of Appalachian Power volunteers joined Feeding Southwest Virginia to assist in processing and bagging approximately 4,000 pounds of potatoes.

It’s no secret that Appalachians step up to the plate to help those in need, and we’re beyond proud to support our local heroes from Virginia Task Force 4 with the Bristol Fire Department.

Earlier this year, winter storms caused power outages across several neighborhoods in Roanoke, Va. In response, Appalachian Power launched a targeted infrastructure improvement project to enhance service reliability for over 250 customers in the area.