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Liberty Utilities responds to water pressure issues

Monday, February 22 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Ray King A spokeswoman for Liberty Utilities on Monday said the company was going to make more of an effort to inform the public of efforts to fix the problems of low water pressure and leaks In the system. Kelly Price, a marketing and communications... Read More.

Saracen Casino Reopening Delayed Due to Water Pressure Issues

Saturday, February 20 by Jennifer Lipp

A message from Saracen: Unfortunately, we still lack sufficient water pressure from the Pine Bluff water utility. As a result, we do not know when we will be able to reopen, but we will definitely NOT re-open today (Saturday) Please continue to check social... Read More.

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Liberty Utilities alerts the public that the water is not and will not be turned off

Friday, February 19 by Deseray Mckinzy

By Deseray McKinzy Liberty Utilities alerts the public not to panic to preserve water and assures that the company will not and did not turn off the water in the city. Friday morning, Lamont Davis spoke on behalf of Liberty about the amount of customers... Read More.

Liberty Utilities Lamont Davis interview on Deltaplex Radio Friday morning and Liberty Statement on PB water

Friday, February 19 by Greg

Lamont Davis was with Deltaplex Radio Friday morning to discuss water situation in Pine Bluff. Following is Press release Liberty distributed at 11 am Friday February 19th at 11 am. Pine Bluff, Arkansas – February 19, 2021 – Last night, we experienced an equipment issue at... Read More.

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Broken Water Pipe Shuts Down Museum of Discorvery

Thursday, February 18 by Staff

The Museum of Discovery in Little Rock is shut down due to a broken water pipe. The museum posted this on their Facebook Page: This morning museum staff discovered that a broken pipe had caused flooding and extensive damage to the Museum of Discovery, primarily... Read More.

City of Hot Springs facing “Critically Low” Water Levels

Thursday, February 18 by Staff

The City of Hot Springs is facing very low water levels. From the City of Hot Springs: The Hot Springs Utilities water system is at critically low levels, according to Utilities Director Monty Ledbetter. He is asking residents who might run their faucets tonight to do... Read More.

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McGehee council discusses water quality, dumping

Wednesday, September 2 by Ray King

The McGehee City Council at their recent meeting heard concerns about water quality and the need for legal dumping areas. According to the McGehee Dermott Times-News, McGehee Water Department Supervisor Ronnie Blackmon told the council that there had been a problem with one of the... Read More.

Water gardens gaining ground on Arkansas fisheries

Thursday, August 20 by Staff

ARKADELPHIA — When Sean Lusk graduated from Auburn University with a master’s degree in fisheries management, he never dreamed his future would include taking up water gardening in Arkansas, but during the last two years he and other biologists have been hard at work... Read More.

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Crenshaw Springs Water Park in White Hall to remain closed due to COVID-19 crisis

Tuesday, May 12 by Greg

Crenshaw Springs water park in White Hall will remain closed despite Governor Asa Hutchinson saying water parks can open on May 22. Mayor Noel Foster told DeltaplexNews.com that he doesn't feel it is safe to open at this time. "I just don't feel it is safe... Read More.

Arkansas teen drowns at Louisiana water park

Friday, July 26 by Greg

An Arkansas teenager has died after visiting a Shreveport water park Thursday afternoon. The Caddo Parish Coroner’s Office has identified the apparent drowning victim as Kendall Williams, 13, of El Dorado. The boy died after arriving at the hospital. He had been found face-down in a swimming... Read More.

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Water Rises In Regional Park, Shelter Made Available By Red Cross

Tuesday, June 4 by Staff

The Arkansas River at Pine Bluff continues to rise, with an expected near-record crest coming tomorrow. Water is already surrounding homes at Island Harbor, and the worst is yet to come. Officials are beginning to become concerned about the Packing Town area in north... Read More.

Discolored Water Deemed Safe at State’s Prisons

Tuesday, August 21 by Greg

LITTLE ROCK — The Arkansas Health Department has found that water at some state prisons doesn’t pose any immediate health risks after investigating complaints of brown and dirty water. Water quality experts have deemed the water safe, saying the color is likely due to high... Read More.

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Liberty Utilities responds to water pressure issues

Saracen Casino Reopening Delayed Due to Water Pressure Issues

Liberty Utilities alerts the public that the water is not and will not be turned off

Liberty Utilities Lamont Davis interview on Deltaplex Radio Friday morning and Liberty Statement on PB water

Broken Water Pipe Shuts Down Museum of Discorvery

City of Hot Springs facing “Critically Low” Water Levels

McGehee council discusses water quality, dumping

Water gardens gaining ground on Arkansas fisheries

Crenshaw Springs Water Park in White Hall to remain closed due to COVID-19 crisis

Arkansas teen drowns at Louisiana water park

Water Rises In Regional Park, Shelter Made Available By Red Cross

Discolored Water Deemed Safe at State’s Prisons

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