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The AEP Texas San Angelo Distribution Service Center welcomed 11 Angelo State University (ASU) civic and mechanical engineering students for a look at life as an AEP Texas engineer

AEP Texas and the AEP Texas Foundation sponsored the Run the Runway 1k and 5k events at the Corpus Christi International Airport.

AEP Texas participated in a roundtable discussion and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly inaugurated Transportation Technology Center at Texas State Technical College in Harlingen.

Breast cancer survivor Gracie Berlanga, a senior administrative assistant at AEP Texas in Laredo, is sharing her recovery journey with coworkers and the community this week. Through her story, Gracie emphasizes the vital importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer in observance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

AEP Texas External Affairs Manager Luke Roberson spoke to employees to explore essential tips and strategies to help you and your loved ones stay safe during emergencies in honor of National Preparedness Month.

AEP Texas joined the groundbreaking of Rowan Digital Infrastructure's $900M CINCO Project Data Center in Lytle. This project will bring in 600 construction jobs and 40 permanent positions to the community.

The AEP Texas Foundation is bringing families together every month through "Light Up the Night" at the Imaginarium Children's Museum in Laredo. The event gives the community free access to hands-on educational activities for kids of all ages.

AEP Texas, pickleball players, and community members came together on Saturday for the Purple Pickleball Tournament to help raise funds and awareness for survivors of domestic and sexual violence who take refuge at The Purple Door.

Distribution Operations Technician Mario Aguirre, Jr. was putting a voltage regulator online when he witnessed the voltage regulator rising, which is not only abnormal but also incredibly dangerous, but he stopped the job and avoided a bad situation.

With over 760 poles replaced, miles of new wire restrung, and 1,000 circuit miles of tree trimming since May; AEP Texas is committed to building a more reliable grid for its customers.