Boil-water order issued for Nolanville; lifted for Killeen - The Killeen Daily Herald
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One boil-water order in Nolanville was put in place, while Killeen lifted another one on Friday.
In Nolanville, Bell County Water Control and Improvement District No. 3 was notified of a water line break in the Woodlands Mobile Home Park in Nolanville, according to the district. Crews were onsite Friday morning assessing the water line break and will begin to repair the water line as quickly as possible.
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