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Jacob Farah, 15, a student at Henry County High, catches a large catfish during the Outdoor Adventures Day held this fall at the HCWSA Cubihatcha Center. Public fishing at the HCWSA Gardner and Tussahaw Reservoirs has been extended through the winter season on select weekends.

HCWSA’s Tussahaw and Gardner reservoirs available for fishing on select weekends this winter

With the regular fishing season at the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) coming to a close at the end of November, the Authority will continue to allow public access to select reservoirs on a limited basis throughout the winter as well. The weekends the HCWSA’s Tussahaw and Gardner Reservoirs will be open for public fishing this ...

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Peter Bonner (standing) teaches Henry County 5th grade students about how soldiers of the Civil War prepared for life outdoors and on the battlefield.

Henry County Water hosts more than 3,000 Cubihatcha Kids for outdoor education

Thanks to the Henry County Outdoor Education Partnership, every 5th grade student in Henry County Schools – approximately 3,150 in all – had an opportunity to take part in a field trip at the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority’s (HCWSA) Cubihatcha Outdoor Education Center this fall. These annual field trips by the “Cubihatcha Kids” includ...

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During the GAWP fall conference, Henry County Water won the Collection System of the Year Award for a medium-sized utility. (Left to Right) Accepting the award from GAWP Collection System Committee Chairman Darryl Macy (second from left) are the Authority’s Norman Thacker, Mike Craig, and Joe Wisniski.

Henry County Water takes home five industry awards at fall conference of state water professionals

Following the fall conference of the Georgia Association of Water Professionals (GAWP) in Athens, the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) brought home five industry awards and received additional praise for leading several technical sessions during the statewide industry event. “While we don’t participate in our industry’s conference...

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Taking part in the Fairview Civic Club dedication of a Cubihatcha Center outdoor classroom in memory of Gloria and Bob Tortorelli were (left to right): Henry County School Superintendent Michael Surma, Henry County Commissioner Warren Holder, former HCWSA Board Member and past Fairview Civic President Ed Cole, HCWSA General Manager Lindy Farmer, and former HCWSA Board Member and current Fairview Civic Club President Darryl Walker.

Fairview Civic Club honors past presidents with outdoor classroom at HCWSA Cubihatcha Center

When Gloria and Bob Tortorelli moved to the Fairview area of Henry County from Pennsylvania more than 30 years ago, they probably didn’t anticipate that their positive influence on the community would be felt even years after their passing three decades later. But thanks to the Fairview Civic Club, future generations will come to know them through...

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