Update: City of Staunton lifts Boil Water Advisory following water main break
The City of Staunton has lifted the Boil Water Advisory that had been in effect since Friday after a water main break.
The City of Staunton has lifted the Boil Water Advisory that had been in effect since Friday after a water main break.
The boil water advisory issued for the City of Staunton and some areas in Augusta County will remain in effect until some time on Monday.
The City of Staunton and some areas of Augusta County are still under a boil water advisory, until further notice.
It’s going to be loud at times in the Hereford Drive-Fontaine Avenue area on Grounds at the University of Virginia this week.
Staunton and Augusta County residents and businesses continue to be under a boil water advisory, according to the latest update.
Staunton residents and businesses are under a boil water advisory for approximately 48 hours due to an overnight water main break.
A $4.2 million project to install a raw water tank at the Coyner Springs treatment plant in Waynesboro has been completed ahead of schedule.
Residents in Waynesboro may want to prepare for the loss of water next week as the city makes upgrades to its infrastructure.
In Waynesboro, the issue with the finished water holding tank has been resolved, and normal water use may resume.
Connections: The Campaign for Bridgewater College has concluded and exceeded its goal by raising $36.7 million from more than 1,100 donors.
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