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After a tense ten-day boil water advisory triggered by a major water main break, Anson County is officially back to normal — water’s safe to drink without boiling. The crisis, which hit unincorporated areas and nearby towns like Ansonville, Peachland, and Lilesville, disrupted daily life and forced businesses like Jon G’s BBQ to close. With temperatures soaring into the 90s, residents relied on bottled water at fire stations while state and county agencies rallied to fix the system. Now, with pressure restored, pipes flushed, and lab tests confirming safety, the county celebrates a hard-won victory — thanks to dedicated crews, partner agencies, and patient residents. It’s a powerful reminder of how vital our water infrastructure is — and how quickly it can break — and how resilient communities can be when they work together.

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