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Feb 19, 2021 UPDATE: 3:37 p.m. Cash Special Utility District says some customers in Quinlan area no longer under boil water notice. From the Cash SUD: Our customers in Quinlan are no longer under the boil water notice. This does not include the City of Quinlan. If you live out past our Quinlan Tower off of Highway 276 then your water is safe. UPDATE 12:28 p.m. The Cash Special Utility District, in addition to the City of Greenville, is extending its boil water notices for many of its customers....

This week’s cold weather and snow – and the resulting power outages, frozen pipes, and treacherous road conditions – have made many of the basic, daily, often-taken-for-granted routines either extremely

Home beer delivery could become a fixture in Illinois thanks to legislation to be proposed Friday. Breweries have been able to deliver beer to your doorstep since last March to help stem the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the legislation would make the ability to deliver beer permanent, as well as allow breweries to use third-party services such as Uber Eats or DoorDash to get their beers directly to consumers. Among other things, the bill, drafted by the Illinois Craft Brewers ...

Logansport High School The supply is limited so only those in dire need are asked to participate. The sheriffs office is attempting to locate more water for distribution.  All of the parishs water systems are hampered in some way, whether having no water or having low water pressure. But some are worse than others.  Heres a rundown of the latest status of each system provided by the sheriffs office: DeSoto Waterworks District #1  - Main line is being pressured up before any residential...

Several years ago, I met Dan Kornelis, Forsyth Countys director of Community and Economic Development. Dan told me about a little-known program in our county that, over two decades, has

It’s been a hard road for both Pulaski residents and linemen this week, as winter storms caused widespread power outages.

The nation is currently in the midst of such an emergency — the COVID-19 pandemic. The original version of the “Right to Visit’’ legislation, House Bill 290, would have prevented these facilities from getting or renewing their licenses if they maintained a policy to keep visitors away from patients during a “declared public health emergency.” The new version, as outlined by Rep. Ed Setzler, R-Acworth, would put more limits on those visits. The changes were made aft...

A social media post by McAlester Mayor John Browne states although water tower levels are consistent, conservation efforts should still be taken to help restore water to Rural Water Districts.

Despite multiple attempts to deflect the issue to lawmakers, Wisconsin regulators are wrestling with the question again as part of a dispute between the state’s largest utility and an Iowa

More than half a year after voters approved a state question that will require Oklahoma to offer health coverage to more than 200,000 low-income adults, state officials are still unsure