Beaver Water News Today

WASHINGTON—U.S. Senator John Boozman (R-AR), a member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, secured measures that will strengthen Arkansas water resources in legislation approved by the committee Wednesday.

Tillamook’s board of county commissioners declared a state of emergency on January 17, in response to a winter storm that battered the area on January 13 and 14.

Tillamook’s board of county commissioners declared a state of emergency on January 17, in response to a winter storm that battered the area on January 13 and 14.

It was a pleasantly brisk morning in north-central Arkansas as we sipped coffee and looked over the valley below. What stuck out most was the White River just doing its eons-old thing, flowing past Calico Rock.

The latest measurements of phosphorous and nitrogen levels in the White River concern the man who is responsible for providing drinking water to most of Northwest Arkansas.

When it comes to things we all take for granted, clean water has got to rank pretty high.

HUNTSVILLE -- Work on a plan to protect and preserve the Upper White River watershed should be completed by the end of this year and submitted to the federal Environmental Protection Agency for acceptance early in 2024.

U of A students research ways to mitigate streambank erosion and phosphorus runoff into tributaries of the regions water source, Beaver Lake, to keep it safe from algal blooms.

Attend a city council meeting in nearly any of the major towns of Benton County--Bentonville, Rogers, Lowell, Cave Springs -- and one face youre bound to get familiar with is Bill Watkins.

Attend a city council meeting in nearly any of the major towns of Benton County--Bentonville, Rogers, Lowell, Cave Springs -- and one face youre bound to get familiar with is Bill Watkins.