Published 3 months ago

Service has been restored to Helena-West Helena after going without water for more than 2 weeks

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Helena-West Helena, Arkansas, was without water for more than two weeks. Outage affected 1,400 people and was the second in the past year for the town. Officials say much work remains to be done to avoid another shortage to the local system. The city has hired a new superintendent to run the city's water system.

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Arkansas Times

Water service is now restored in most Helena-West Helena homes

After a dry two weeks, residents in Helena-West Helena once again have water coming out of their faucets. The small town in Phillips County first lost water on Jan. 18 after severe winter weather pushed an already fragile water system past the breaking point. Helena-West Helena, which was formed by the consolidation of two cities in 2006, still has two water systems. Underground leaks and other problems left about 40% of the customer base on the…

3 months ago

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Fort Smith/Fayetteville News

Service has been restored to Helena-West Helena after going without water for more than 2 weeks

The outage had affected 1,400 people and was the second in the past year for the town, which ran out of water last summer.

3 months ago·Fort Smith, United States

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Fox News

Water returns to Arkansas town that had no service for more than 2 weeks

Helena-West Helena, Arkansas, has finally had water service reconnected after more than two weeks without it due to freezing temperatures causing systems to fail.

3 months ago·New York, United States

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