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1. Atlanta relies on Lake Lanier for drinking water, and it’s running low

Margaret
Bureau Chief · Wednesday, November 11, 2026 at 11:28 AM · 2 min read
1. Atlanta relies on Lake Lanier for drinking water, and it’s running low — Suwanee Community news

Contact Us Download with Damez Download Our App Advertise Memorials 1. Atlanta relies on Lake Lanier for drinking water, and it’s running low With little rain to refill Lake Lanier, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says it must release more water through Buford Dam to meet downstream needs. Some boat ramps have closed, and water officials are urging metro Atlanta residents to conserve water. More 33m ago (02:06) Videos Latest Video… Live 1. Atlanta relies on Lake Lanier for drinking water, and it’s running low Falcons, Georgia Tech making changes after losses New art brings color to Atlanta Beltline's Southside Trail Officials looking to future of southwest Atlanta neighborhoods Georgia gets ready for dropping temperatures this week Metro Atlanta family working to build library in Liberia New warning labels placed on GLP-1 drugs Tyler Perry's "The Gospel of Christmas" set to premiere on Netflix FBI investigating NVIDIA CEO over alleged affair with Chinese spy Congress voting on Pete Hegseth's impeachment Draft of MLK Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech to go on display in Atlanta Georgia Army National Guard veteran surprised with new car New push to save historic Atlanta home from demolition Elderly woman killed in Atlanta house fire Cold weather slowly making its way toward Georgia Fall foliage in the North Georgia mountains | Drone views of Cherry Log Atlanta warms to 72 before rain and a sharp cooldown this week E-bike battery explodes inside Oregon home, sparking devastating fire Fulton County conference connects unhoused youth with resources Georgia Tech dismisses four coaches as Hawks fall to Lakers Free youth yoga helps metro Atlanta kids find calm and confidence McCaysville flood survivor finds hope as missing cats return home Former Cobb deputy Julie Barrs remembered after deadly flooding Fulton County chair-elect plans transition to new administration CBS News 24/7 CBS Morning News CBS News New York CBS News New York 7am CBS News Los Angeles CBS News Los Angeles 11pm CBS News Chicago CBS News Chicago 6am CBS News Texas CBS News Texas 6am CBS News Philadelphia CBS News Philadelphia 7am CBS News Bay Area The Late News with Sara Donchey CBS News Boston CBS News Boston 7am CBS News Detroit CBS News Detroit CBS News Minnesota WCCO Mornings CBS News Colorado CBS News Colorado This Morning 5am CBS News Miami CBS News Miami 7am CBS News Sacramento CBS13 News 11pm CBS News Pittsburgh KDKA Morning News 7am CBS News Baltimore CBS News Baltimore 7am View CBS News In CBS News App Open Chrome Safari Continue HEALTHFUL WITH NORAH O'DONNELL

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