Upcoming Events

The Beaver Water District (BWD) Board of Directors meets at noon the third Thursday of the month at BWD, 301 N. Primrose Road, Lowell, AR, with the exception of December. However, the meeting has been moved to the fourth Thursday this month.

Volunteers are needed to pick up litter along the Beaver Lake shoreline for the Annual Beaver Lake Cleanup hosted by the Army Corps of Engineers and Benton County Solid Waste. If you have a boat, that's even better! Contact Alan Bland, park ranger, at 476-636-1210, ext. 1705. Pick up trash bags after 8 a.m. at Prairie Creek, Dam Site, Rocky Branch, and Hickory Creek parks. You'll get lunch and door prize tickets, as well as a T-shirt. Join in and help us keep the drinking source for 1 in 7 Arkansans clean!

Members of the Northwest District AWW&WEA water utility personnel gather monthly to network and receive training for accredited hours for licensing purposes. For details, link here: http://www.nwd-awwwea.org/?page_id=12.

Imagine A Day Without Water is an annual observance to raise awareness about the value of water in communities throughout the world. The 2nd Annual Fossil Cove Imagine A Day Without Water Trivia Night will be held at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 1946 N. Birch Ave., Fayetteville, AR. Beaver Water District will provide door prizes and partner. For more information, email dneely@bwdh2o.org .

The Beaver Water District (BWD) Board of Directors meets at noon the third Thursday of the month at BWD, 301 N. Primrose Road, Lowell, AR, with the exception of December.

ArkanSalsa Fest is an annual event produced by One Community. Papa Rap's Water Fun Facts music show will be there with music CD giveaways and coloring books. Beaver Water District, a partner with Papa Rap, also will be there to provide fun, games and giveaways related to drinking water and source water protection. Events will be held on the downtown Square on Emma Street in Springdale, Arkansas. For more information, visit http://www.onecommunityar.org .

Members of the Northwest District AWW&WEA water utility personnel gather monthly to network and receive training for accredited hours for licensing purposes. For details, link here: http://www.nwd-awwwea.org/?page_id=12.

The Beaver Water District (BWD) Board of Directors meets at noon the third Thursday of the month at BWD, 301 N. Primrose Road, Lowell, AR, with the exception of December.

The Kessler Trail Run is a community event organized by the Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association and partners at the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, Pack Rat Outdoor Center , and Beaver Watershed Alliance, to support land conservation efforts in and around Fayetteville, Arkansas. This self-timed 10K and 20K trail run will begin at 9 am at Kessler Mountain Regional Park (2600 Judge Cummings Road). The after-party will take place starting at 11 am at the Ozark Mountain Smokehouse (1725 Smoke House Trail). Upon finishing, runners will receive a limited-edition 2018 Kessler Trail Run pint glass and a ticket to enjoy food from local vendors and craft beer from area breweries. An after-party only option is also available for those that are interested in supporting FNHA’s conservation efforts without running the course. For more information about FNHA, visit http://www.fayettevillenatural.org/.

Members of the Northwest District AWW&WEA water utility personnel gather monthly to network and receive training for accredited hours for licensing purposes. For details, link here: http://www.nwd-awwwea.org/?page_id=12.

Join water professionals from throughout Arkansas for this annual event. Choose from over 100 technical sessions. Visit a large trade show. Earn hours for licensing credit. Network with peers. Update your knowledge and understanding. For more information, visit https://awwwea.org/Index.asp.

The 14th Annual Secchi Day & Science Festival on Beaver Lake will be held. The event description and activities (all is free) may be accessed here: https://www.bwdh2o.org/education-outreach/secchi-day/. The public is invited! Help us celebrate Beaver Lake, the drinking water source for most of NW Arkansas and 1 in 7 Arkansans.