Kinney County officials said 99% of their residents are without power and water. Author: Vanessa Croix Updated: 6:20 PM CST February 16, 2021
KINNEY COUNTY, Texas As we continue to struggle with these cold temperatures, many across South Texas are also struggling with the lack of power and in some cases, water. In surrounding rural counties, the struggles can be even more of a challenge with no access to nearby resources.
According to county officials, 99 percent of people in Kinney County are without power and water. In Del Rio, officials said the lack of power has impacted their entire water service. With resources wearing thin and dangerous roads preventing any kind of travel, people are now turning to nearby springs and creeks to find water.
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Special to the Weatherford Democrat Jan 24, 2021
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The Parker County Soil and Water Conservation District s annual sale will end on Feb. 11. Courtesy
Parker County Soil and Water Conservation District is offering conservation plantings during its annual sale.Â
The district offers wildflower seeds and tree seedlings for spring planting, as well as rain barrels and attachments throughout the year. A Brillion grass seeder is available for rent for native and improved grasses at $75 for up to 12.5 acres or $6 an acre for acreage over 12.5 acres. Call 817-594-4672 to be added to the waiting list.
The tree seedling program has been a yearly offering since 1991. Orders for evergreen and hardwood seedlings can be made until Feb. 11, with pickup being on or after Feb. 19. As always, a limited number of containerized seedlings in 10-inch tubes may be available Feb. 19. Seedlings are purchased from the Texas Fores