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Large portion of River Bend loses power after delivery truck hits low-hanging telephone line - Vimarsana News

Large portion of River Bend loses power after delivery truck hits low-hanging telephone line

Many homes in River Bend were left without power for more than five hours on Tuesday, after a delivery truck pulled a telephone line, causing an electric pole to snap.

River Bend receives another $9 million grant, this time for a new water treatment facility - Vimarsana News

River Bend receives another $9 million grant, this time for a new water treatment facility

The recent approval of the North Carolina state budget brings over $9 million in grant funding to the Town of River Bend for a project for the town that has

Development of 101-acre River Bend property shortened to 75 acres. Town to hold public hearing - Vimarsana News

Development of 101-acre River Bend property shortened to 75 acres. Town to hold public hearing

The Town of River Bend will conduct a public hearing on Sept. 21 to gather comments on a proposed rezoning request for a 101-acre property.

How is River Bend using a $9 million grant to rehabilitate their Wastewater Treatment Plant? - Vimarsana News

How is River Bend using a $9 million grant to rehabilitate their Wastewater Treatment Plant?

River Bend’s current wastewater treatment plan has not been enhanced since 1988. A $9 million grant will look to change that.

First ever wastewater and sewer infrastructure assessments of this scale begin in River Bend - Vimarsana News

First ever wastewater and sewer infrastructure assessments of this scale begin in River Bend

On Feb. 21, Gov. Roy Cooper and North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) announced the department is awarding $462.9 million in funding for drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater projects.