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Thank you to the individuals with our utilities department who worked hard on Thursday to restore water services and recover from this accident.

The question was posted Monday, March 8. As of March 11, the correct answer is still unknown. Get our free mobile app The first person with the correct answer wins a prize. What's in it for you? Well, if you can be the first person with the correct answer, the chamber will reward you with a gift card to a local chamber business. What's the trivia question? Here you go - Can you guess what business has been a member of the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce the longest? Area businesses that are a member of the chamber. Here are a handful of businesses that are a member of the Grand Juncti...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record City Manager Joe Neeb offered an apology at Thursday night’s Roswell City Council meeting for the problems the city has had with its new water billing system and said further adjustments would take another two months. “We are working diligently to try to get this thing rectified and get this fixed. Nobody should have to deal with this and we apologize for that,” Neeb said. The issue has been updating from what Neeb called an “archaic” analog billing system to a new digital system, which the city began in December. He likened it to upgrading fro...

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities and the contractor building a multimillion-dollar addition to the Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant are embroiled in a dispute that has the contractor claiming $30 million in cost overruns. Winston-Salem, which operates the city-county utility as a city department, has claims of its own against contractor MWH Constructors Inc., arising from the project not getting done by its Nov. 19, 2017 completion date. Those claims amount to $5.1 million. Drone footage of New construction Muddy Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant "The bottom line is that there have...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record The Spring River Trail rehabilitation will be going back to bid, after the city’s Infrastructure Committee voted to reject the recommended bid at its meeting Monday afternoon. The vote was made at the request of City Engineer Louis Najar. Committee members Jacob Roebuck, Margaret Kennard and George Peterson voted to reject the $208,501 bid from Constructors Inc. of Carlsbad, the sole bidder for the project. Committee member Savino Sanchez was absent. “Our budget is tight citywide. This one came significantly over budget, so what we want to do, engine...