Clinton student earns Entergy Community Power Scholarship

Special to The Clinton Courier    

A Clinton student is among recent recipients of Entergy’s Community Power Scholarship, a program recognizing academic achievement, leadership and community involvement.

Natnail Stackler of Clinton received a $5,000 scholarship as part of the program, which honors children of Entergy employees across the company’s four-state service area.

Stackler is a founding member of the state’s only men’s high school competition pop a cappella group and was selected for the 2025 Mississippi American Choral Directors Association All-State Honor Choir.

The son of William and Amy Stackler, he plans to continue competing in musical competitions as part of an a cappella group at Pearl River Community College, where he will major in communications while pursuing a career in sports media.

Entergy’s Community Power Scholarship program supports students who demonstrate strong academic performance, leadership skills and a commitment to their communities. For more than twenty years, the program has awarded millions in financial assistance to help students pursue higher education.