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Lowe’s of McDonough Store Manager Matthew Banks (left) and Henry County Water’s Tonja Mincey review water saving household products during last year’s Fix a Leak Week.

HCWSA Joins Lowe’s of McDonough for Fix a Leak Week event on Saturday, March 20

As organizations similarly involved in their community, the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) and Lowe’s of McDonough continue a partnership in public education that has grown to include a concern for water loss – and dollars lost – due to household leaks at local residences. The local water utility and the national home improvemen...

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Harry Hays, Sr. (foreground) enjoys fishing on HCWSA reservoirs with his granddaughters Hayley (on the bank) and Nataley (right) Farmer and their father David.

Henry County Water regular fishing season set for March through November

In response to the growing desire of local anglers to fish the public reservoirs of the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA), which included access to the Tussahaw Reservoir for the first time last year, officials at Henry County Water are preparing for another successful regular fishing season in 2010, which opens the first week in Marc...

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Ken Phillips (left), eating lunch with his son Craig during a special event at Henry County Water, has been selected by his fellow board members to serve a seventh term as HCWSA Chairman in 2010.

HCWSA Board of Directors re-elects officers to lead in 2010

As the Henry County Water & Sewerage Authority (HCWSA) board members began the New Year deliberating an agenda full of items at last month’s board meeting, they did so among familiar faces. For the fourth straight year, the water utility’s five-member board will remain intact. In addition, last year’s officers were elected by their peers to serve...

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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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