water

Looking ahead to a possible dry summer, the City of Tyler reminds citizens that a voluntary “Step One” Drought Contingency Measure remains in place.

So yesterday afternoon I was filling up my truck and just happened to look over to the air and water station and noticed that the gas station is charging for air and water. It's not that often that I have to put water in my radiator or air in my tires (thankfully).

If you’re in the water business, it’s time to break out the champagne and celebrate.

Students at Moore MST Magnet School in Tyler will notice some new additions to their campus when they return to school on Monday.  Five new hydration stations have been installed around the campus.  The goal is to reduce the use of plastic water bottles and encourage recycling and reuse.

Residents in the town of Clarksville City can resume normal water usage, but City Manager Billy Silvertooth is asking people to still be conservative when watering outdoors.

The City Manager of Clarksville City in Gregg County is calling the act a “Terrorist Threat on a Public Water System” after someone opened a fire hydrant overnight draining the system of more than 300,000 gallons of water, a 90 percent loss.

You don't realize how often you use or need something until it's missing or unavailable. That happened to me this morning with water.