A Birmingham-based community organizing group is organizing in the Black Belt amid fears the current presidential administration will not prio…
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A South African above-ground septic system has the potential to help Lowndes County residents following federal cuts that is feared to have an…
HOPE HULL — Sherry Bradley beams with pride as a three-stage wastewater filtration system about two-thirds the length of a Volkswagen bus is l…
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris urges Alabamians to heed all health and safety warnings as areas of the state prepare for the possibilit…
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — A $2.3 million contract to address sewer issues in Alabama’s Black Belt communities was put on hold Thursday after one memb…
The Newbern community is celebrating after Phase 1 of a new wastewater treatment system was recently completed.
Assessments by the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) to have free septic tanks installed are available to eligible Lowndes County res…
Residents who use an onsite sewage disposal system (a septic tank system) may be experiencing performance problems due to rain-soaked conditions.
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) recently announced that it will address septic tank and straight issues for Lowndes County residents.
Lowndes County residents who use septic tank systems need better and safer ways to dispose of wastewater (sewage). Many septic systems are not…