There is some hope by Fort Smith officials that a new president in the White House or different agency oversight could give ...

After tabling the proposed sewer rate increase last week, the Fort Smith City Board of Directors has decided to take the issue to voters. Following the Feb. 12 study session, the board will propose a ...

Aging infrastructure that needs replacing is a frequent topic of discussion for many places in Georgia, but DeKalb is at ...

The city’s water system, which serves more than 5 million people in the region, is in dire need of repairs. According to ...

Discussion of three criteria needed to keep the City of Fort Smith in compliance with a federal consent decree is on the ...

In a 6-to-1 vote, the Fort Smith Board of Directors tabled a decision that would raise rates by 3.5% over the next five years.

DeKalb County is asking for more time to upgrade its sewer infrastructure, but the costs for the delay could be steep.

DeKalb County administrators recently proposed a 10-year extension to an agreement with state and federal regulators that currently requires the county to plug the leaky sewer system and bring it into ...

The city is replacing 8,000 feet of sanitary sewer lines along New Circle Road between Newtown Pike and Bryan Station Road.