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As the Lake Houston area continues to grapple with long-term flood mitigation efforts after Hurricane Harvey, businesses are receiving support from local organizations and officials to remain in operation. 
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Post by 166821490315617. Staff members at Lake Livingston are hosting a bowling tournament benefiting Childrenz Haven of Polk County, a non-nonprofit providing services to child abuse victims. The tournament will be held Saturday, Jan. 11 at Triple J Lanes in Livingston.
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Starting Wednesday, January 1, water and wastewater utility customers in Arlington and Fort Worth will notice an increase in their monthly bill.
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“First I want to thank our customers for all of your efforts to embrace a conservation mindset and put those beliefs into action in your homes an
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The city of Paint Rock, TX recently received a $300,000 grant from the Texas Water Development Board. The city of just under two hundred forty people is currently without a water plant.
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Fort Worth Water, Wastewater Rates Changing - Dallas, TX - Average Fort Worth residential customers will see their combined water and wastewater bill increase by $2.47 per month in 2020.
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A developer planning a subdivision upstream of a sensitive Hill Country stream has changed his plans to avoid filling the creek with treated wastewater.
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An underground fuel tank may have polluted the area around it and a nearby city discharged thousands of gallons of wastewater into a nearby creek.
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Looking to move beyond courtroom drama and into concrete solutions, property owners around Lake McQueeney have determined a way to save their dam and, in turn, their lake-front residences.
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Guadalupe County Commissioners will hold a public hearing Tuesday morning on the creation of a water control improvement district for residents who live
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The Greenville City Council Tuesday unanimously approved the sale of the city’s water rights to Lake Fork to the Sabine River Authority (SRA) for $13.5 million.
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The city of Bowie is applying for a multi-million dollar grant to replace and repair their sewer lines.
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Residents who live in the flood-prone communities of New River Lake Estates, Snake River Lake Estates, Sam Houston Lake Estates or Knights Forest are still being encouraged to sign up for property …
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Just before the end of 2019, construction at the intersection of Pecan Boulevard and 27th Street to improve drainage was completed.
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The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) gave the Kingsland chamber a $25,000 grant to go towards fixing their
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Drought conditions are continuing to worsen here in East Texas. The latest outlook from the United States Drought Monitor shows much of East Texas in a severe drought, while everyone is at least abnormally dry.
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The SJRA, a water authority tasked with developing and protecting the San Jacinto River Watershed, is forced to balance flood mitigation for downstream communities, such as Kingwood and Huffman, with the economic interests of residents who live near Lake Conroe.
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There are certain things that belong in the toilet. However, there are many more things that people flush without thinking twice about it and can clog pipes.
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A court granted a temporary restraining order against a wastewater company that allegedly has discharged E. coli at levels over 1,000 times its permit limit.
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A new wastewater treatment plant is one step closer to getting built in north Laredo after a Texas board approves a loan to fund it.
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A plan for the seasonal lowering of Lake Conroe put in place two years ago sparked renewed concerns as hundreds of lake area residents descended on the San Jacinto River Authority board meeting resulting in law enforcement officials turning people away due to capacity issues.
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The Palmview wastewater project aimed to bring a sewer system to the city has come to a halt. Agua SUD terminated their contractor leaving the project undone for the time being, and residents with an unpaved street for weeks.
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Copperas Cove water customers may not see another water bill for six weeks as the city transitions to new vendors after the company that handled billing went out of business and ceased to provide customer and online payment services.
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The Karnes City Council moved forward with requesting bids for a supervisory control and data acquisition contractor on the water cooling tower project after a meeting Nov. 26.
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