Haywood Waterways seeks water collection volunteers

Haywood Waterways is putting out a call for volunteers to collect water samples.

In 1996, the Volunteer Water Information Network program was established as a water quality monitoring program for many Western North Carolina counties.

Grant funds free well water testing following Helene

Since Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, residents have learned countless lessons and encountered unforeseen circumstances, even long after the initially recovery phase began. 

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