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SWEPCO expands Spanish-language services

By Sofia Galvan

Published June 30, 2025 at 3:47 PM CDT

Southwestern Electric Power Company has introduced a new Spanish translation feature on its website. Ozarks at Large’s Sofia Galvan tells us more.

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Sofia Galvan

Sofia Galvan is a senior journalism student at the University of Arkansas and a news intern with Ozarks at Large.

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