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A major water main break in Fort Smith near Sodie’s Wine & Spirits has forced the closure of Leigh Avenue and prompted citywide water conservation measures.

A major water main break in Fort Smith near Sodie’s Wine & Spirits has forced the closure of Leigh Avenue and prompted citywide water conservation measures.

A major water main break in Fort Smith near Sodie’s Wine & Spirits has forced the closure of Leigh Avenue and prompted citywide water conservation measures.

A major water main break in Fort Smith near Sodie’s Wine & Spirits has forced the closure of Leigh Avenue and prompted citywide water conservation measures.

A major water main break in Fort Smith near Sodie’s Wine & Spirits has forced the closure of Leigh Avenue and prompted citywide water conservation measures.

Denver Water's Splashstreet Boys released “Water Tuesday (Splashstreet’s Back)” on Monday, a new single and music video. The new song delivers a very specific request to outdoor water users in Denver ...

Denver Water's Splashstreet Boys released “Water Tuesday (Splashstreet’s Back)” on Monday, a new single and music video. The new song delivers a very specific request to outdoor water users in Denver ...

"I feel your pain." Gardener shares frustrating photos of problematic landscaping product: 'My predecessor put this down, and I'm digging it up' first appeared on The Cool Down.

"I feel your pain." Gardener shares frustrating photos of problematic landscaping product: 'My predecessor put this down, and I'm digging it up' first appeared on The Cool Down.

The Hawaii County Department of Water Supply asks residents in North Kohala to reduce water by 10%, conserve drinking water, and take shorter showers.

"Finally someone who tells the truth!" Expert issues warning over harmful impacts of common landscaping mistake: 'It is so sad' first appeared on The Cool Down.

"Finally someone who tells the truth!" Expert issues warning over harmful impacts of common landscaping mistake: 'It is so sad' first appeared on The Cool Down.

"Finally someone who tells the truth!" Expert issues warning over harmful impacts of common landscaping mistake: 'It is so sad' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.

Queen Creek residents who turn to desert-friendly landscaping in favor of grass lawns could be eligible for up to $5,000 in project reimbursement.