Ocmulgee River

• January 22, 2011
  MWA tops record for major sewage spills
  By S. Heather Duncan


• September 10, 2010
  Study estimates power plant pollution deaths
  By S. HEATHER DUNCAN | Macon.com


• July 2010
  Houston County Residents Work to Keep the Dirt Out


• April 5, 2010
  Business rents kayaks, canoes for Ocmulgee experience
  By Phillip Ramati | Macon.com
  


• March 24, 2010
  Ocmulgee River integral part of Altamaha watershed
  By Walton Wood | Special to The Sun News


• February 8, 2010
  MWA ‘grossly underestimating’ rain-related sewage spills
  S. Heather Duncan | Macon Telegraph


• December 1, 2009
  Governor Purdue Dumps Dirt in Jackson Lake and Pleads Ignorance
  Savannah Daily News


• November 26, 2009
  Perdue to move dirt dredged from Lake Jackson boat slip
  AMY LEIGH WOMACK | Macon Telegraph
  


• Hollingsworth and Vose Continues to Pollute Ocmulgee River


• Bush's Mills Wetlands Destroyed in Bleckley County for New Subdivision: ARK Questions Legality


• Hollingsworth and Vose Discharge documented by ARK


• Middle Georgia College in Cochran makes
  Hall of Shame
• January 23, 2006
  Growing problem: Unchecked building boom could be adding to erosion woes
  By S. Heather Duncan
  TELEGRAPH STAFF WRITER


• Storm Water Workshop for Developers and Local Governments September 28 in Macon

In the News

• News from the Ocmulgee
  

Plant Ben Hill: More Dirty Coal for the Ocmulgee

• Altamaha, Satilla, & Flint Riverkeepers dispute ad about water use


• December 16, 2009
  More Dirty Coal for the Ocmulgee
  Press Release

Meeting Georgia's Water Needs 2009

• Middle Georgia rivers may be new water source for Atlanta
  December 7, 2009
  By S. HEATHER DUNCAN | Macon Telegraph

Ocmulgee River Bottoms Near Lumber City

• Photos

Road Building Sends Dirt to our Waterway

• Moody Road and Willingham Drive in Houston County
  June 24, 2005

• Anniversary party was a great success - story and photos

Water sampling in Cochran in a residential neighborhood on a tributary of Jordon Creek ARK board member, Bruce Berrryhill, takes water samples at an effluent pipe above Hawkinsville.