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Technicians teach students about gas industry in Arkansas

Elementary students in Springdale, Arkansas, learned about the gas industry and gas safety as part of a recent career day.

Fayetteville, Arkansas, technicians volunteered to speak to students at Linda Childers Knapp Elementary School in Springdale. Incidentally, one of them graduated from the Springdale School District, where he has volunteered for several years.

The students were very engaged with the presentation and enjoyed getting to see our employees in action.

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