The Village of South Zanesville announced Wednesday that they have lifted the water emergency that was in place.
Fiscal Officer Chris Kerby said in a press release that the water plant has been repaired from damages that occurred during Friday's storms.
The Village of South Zanesville Tuesday announced its water plant is operational. The storms on Friday caused problems for the facilitiy and residents were asked to conserve water. Tuesday officials announced that everything is now back to normal for the village...but South Zanesville Fiscal Officer Chris Kerby says the Village remains under a water emergency and resident should stop all unnecessary use of water including washing cars and watering lawns. Boiling water...
Residents in South Zanesville are continuing clean up efforts and local businesses and churches are lending assistance to those who need it.
Pastor Joy French has turned the basement of the South Zanesville United Methodist Church into a 24-hour cooling center for those without electricity.
"We have several church members that are either older folks or they have breathing issues, asthma conditions, and they don't have any power," said French.
17-year-old Robert...
The Village of South Zanesville is under a water emergency.
South Zanesville Fiscal Officer Chris Kerby said to stop all unnecessary use of water including washing of cars and water lawns.
Kerby said boiling water is not required.
The reason for this emergency Kirby said is due to the water plant being damaged during Friday’s storms.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Village of South Zanesville at 454-2112.
The big storms that ripped through our area are causing problems in South Zanesville. Village Officials are asking residents there to conserve water until further notice.
The boil alert for South Zanesville is lifted.
It began Monday after excess iron build up forced officials to shut down the Village's water plant.
Water Superintendent Danny Wiseman notes, residents are no longer advised to boil all cooking and drinking water. He thanks residents for their cooperation.
A boil alert is still in affect for South Zanesville residents.
The village's water plant had to be temporarily shut down due to a blockage created from excess iron build-up. Mayor Dick Guss said they have been operating the same way for years, and isn't sure why the issue developed.
"It just kind of came on us all at once, we've been having little problems due to some leaks and stuff getting below levels in our tanks and then this blockage cut our capabilities of...
Problems at the South Zanesville Water Plant have forced officials to issue a boil alert for the Village.
Mayor Richard Guss says the boil alert may last several days.
Residents should boil all cooking and drinking water until further notice.
Thousands gathered along the Maysville Pike Sunday to watch the annual South Zanesville Holiday Parade.
The Parade highlighted creativity with a variety of uniquely designed floats. This year they even introduced a new theme.
"But this year really seemed to get people going. It was a Wild West Christmas. Almost everybody got into the feel of it. I think everybody likes the country theme, the music, the decorations, the floats, they were absolutely phenomenal,...
If you're looking for a place to take your furry friends, a new clinic in South Zanesville might be able to help you out.
Animal Crackers Veterinary Hospital opened their doors to the public on June 1, 2010, but today they gave community members the chance to check out all that they have to offer.
"Let people look around and see the behind the scenes of a veterinary hospital. We got several vendors out front, and cake and door prizes so we're doing pretty good,...
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