Amid recent heavy rainfall, residents can tap into a cost-effective method to reduce their water bills by collecting rainwater in barrels for garden use.

Stormwater left to run down streets, driveways and other hard surfaces can carry debris and chemicals into local sewer systems. By using rain barrels, residents can save stormwater and use it to water ...

Rain barrel kits improve stormwater runoff and can help residents capture rainwater for future use in gardening, planting, lawn care and more, according to Brenda Scott-Henry, director of the city's ...

The rain barrel workshop has become an annual event for Fergus Conservation District with this year’s event taking place on May 17, 2025, at the Fergus County Fairgrounds from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

The Allen Soil and Water Conservation District is selling plastic 50 gallon rain barrels in terracotta, granite and black colors for just $110.00. There are lots of great reasons to install a rain ...

Are you a Petersburg resident who’s ready for spring? The James River Association is offering free native plants and rain barrels to get you in the gardening spirit.

Rain barrels can save you money on water bills, while protecting the environment, and an upcoming workshop will help you build your own.

Spring has nearly sprung! The James River Association is offering free native plants and rain barrel workshops to Petersburg residents in April.

Rain barrels that capture stormwater for reusing in yards are being offered for nearly half the cost thanks to a partnership of local agencies. Available online now, the rain barrel program led by ...