Restoring fluoride to Conway's drinking water will take a few more days, Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. Conway Corp. has been waiting since November for parts needed to restore fluoridation that Arnold said were supposed to ...

... northeast Arkansas one to Jonesboro and two to Paragould. Conway "definitely dodged a bullet," Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. "I think we had two squirrel-related outages Monday, but we did not have any outages that were due to ice ...

... Arkansas Department of Health and they'd know better than we would if it has a benefit or not," Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. Arnold said Conway Corp. pays about $100,000 per year for fluoride. "That price has nearly quadrupled ...

... especially in the great state of Arkansas. Chris and Erin Thomas Meredith, N.H. Fluoride I recently spoke with Richie Arnold at Conway Corp. about the fluoridation of our city's water. Our "fluoride" ships from Lucier Chemical Industries ...

... the high acidity of pure fluoride. "A big part of the delay is due to the recent hurricanes," Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. "A lot of the suppliers and manufacturers (of the fluoride pumps) were in the Gulf area. As I understand ...

... and disseminating information. "We do a similar thing right now with Conway Police Department," Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. "They have the ability to come onto our cable system and override programming and put out a message. "We ...

Conway water could again be fluoridated as early as November. Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said he will recommend during Tuesday's Conway Corp. Board of Directors meeting that the board approve amendments to the current ...

... feet above mean sea level (MSL) as of Friday morning. "It's coming up, by the way, too," Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said. "These recent rains have brought it up about three-tenths of a foot." The lake is almost seven feet under ...

... sufficient, a "very short-term" loan from the electric department would complete the project, Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold told be board before it approved the resolution. If the Arkansas Department of Health and city officials expedite ...

... for 7,000 gallons of water under current rates, this will mean a $2.07 increase per month. Conway Corp. CEO Richie Arnold said the increase is necessary due to the cost of key materials and services "going through the roof" since the last ...