Bi-county water project complete

by TERESA MULLINS • Staff Writer

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These three ladies now have access to public water, courtesy of the Haysi to Big A water project. Pictured from left are Pauline O'Quinn, Jane Deel and Kay Edwards. They were on hand Thursday at a small ceremony celebrating completion of the project. PHOTO BY TERESA MULLINS.Click Hereto order photo reprints

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