City of Magnolia working to restore water service after freezing temperatures, loss of power

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City of Magnolia working to restore water service after freezing temperatures, loss of power

By Anna Lotz | 10:49 AM Feb 16, 2021 CST
Updated 10:48 AM Feb 16, 2021 CST

In a post on the Magnolia Police Department's Facebook page, the city said crews are working to restore service as soon as possible. (Kara McIntyre/Community Impact Newspaper)

The city of Magnolia announced Feb. 16 that water service within the city has been inhibited by freezing temperatures and loss of electricity. In a post on the Magnolia Police Department's Facebook page, the city said crews are working to restore service as soon as possible.

By Anna Lotz

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Anna joined Community Impact in 2016 and is the editor of the Tomball-Magnolia and Conroe-Montgomery editions. She previously was a reporter for the Tomball-Magnolia edition. Prior to CI, Anna graduated with a degree in journalism from Cedarville University in Ohio where she served as editor-in-chief of Cedars. She also interned with the National Journalism Center in Washington, D.C., the Springfield News-Sun and Xenia Daily Gazette. Outside of work, Anna enjoys snuggling her dogs, Opie and Luna, baking or reading.

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City of Magnolia working to restore water service after freezing temperatures, loss of power

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