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Wednesday night, several Pulaski County Quorum Court members organized a community forum about a controversial potential land deal between Central Arkansas Water and a county planning board member.   |   Ray Vogelpohl Letter (38.9KB)

This guy could give the iconic Nintendo character a run for his money.

Pig parts are found at the Benton waste water plant, prompting an ordinance affecting septic haulers.

Tuesday night, the Pulaski County Quorum Court passed two amendments concering the Lake Maumelle Watershed.

A Bigelow woman accuses Central Arkansas Water of violating state and county environmental rules while building a new water tower and pumping site near Lake Maumelle.

PCSSD discovered an expensive water leak at Maumelle's new high school after the water company saw a strange meter reading.

The City of Mayflower has cancelled the boil water order for customers of the Mayflower Water System.

Some municipal water customers are warned to boil their water before drinking it.

Police want to know who vandalized a Maumelle water well by cutting wires causing thousand of dollars in damage. Now, it means Maumelle's mandatory water conservation order could last longer than expected.

Crews are repairing a water main break that has caused discoloration at the tap of customers.

Relief could be in sight for several Benton business hit with thousands of dollars in deposit fees for late water and electricity payments.

Maumelle has banned the watering of lawns and plants for the next two days.

Monday night, the Central Arkansas Water Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to support zoning regulations for the Lake Maumelle Watershed. It is a plan many property owners oppose.

When it rains, the water must go somewhere and sometimes it spills into the roadway. Monday, about 60 Pulaski County workers cleared water over roads.

The Central Arkansas Water Board has called a special meeting to discuss the land use plan around Lake Maumelle.