GRANT TOWN, W.Va. (WDTV) — A boil water advisory is in effect for Grant Town Water customers in Baxter Hill until further notice.
Officials say the advisory is due to a water line break.
Stay with 5 News for updates.

A precautionary Boil Water Advisory that took effect Friday for 5 homes in Kalamazoo and is expected to be lifted Monday.
The move was made to ensure safety after construction on new water infrastructure that is being installed for residents in Parchment and Cooper Township caused a loss of water pressure for some residents in Kalamazoo.
Municipal water customers in the affected area may use bottled water for consumptive purposes or boil their tap water for 2 minutes prior to use for drinking or other ingestion.
Testing on surface water for the Kalamazoo River took place this week.
The DEQ collected 36 samples of surface water on Monday, August 6 and Tuesday, August 7 from the Kalamazoo River upstream and downstream of Parchment including several samples collected in the immediate vicinity of Parchment and the former Crown Vantage Paper property.
Testing results are expected to arrive starting next week.
Results from the river testing and private well testing is expected to be released next week.
Since Saturday, July 28, the DEQ has worked in the communities of Parchment and Cooper Township to test private residential drinking water wells.
Results from those tests have yet to be made public.
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Cate Gillon/Getty Images SISTERS, Ore. – Nearly 600 homes in an unincorporated area north of Sisters are under a boil-water advisory after the area’s water company found E. coli and total coliform bacteria in water samples taken late last week, officials said.
The boil-water notice was sent to Indian Meadow Water Co. customers after monthly routine water samples taken last Thursday and Friday tested positive for E. coli and coliform bacteria the first day, and only for the total coliform the next day, Lynn Lounsbury said in the notice.
The Oregon Health Authority considers any confirmed E. coli positive sample as a public health hazard and violation of drinking water standards requiring notification of customers.
The water company said the contamination, likely from animals, is coming from either its reservoir or one of its three wells.
New samples to be taken Monday will help clarify the contamination source and help determine where and what treatment process is needed.
Water company board member Earl Liverman said if the results come back positive on Tuesday, chlorine would be used to clear the affected well or reservoir, then a repeat test will be performed.
The water company hopes the boil-water notice can be lifted by mid-week or late in the coming week.

GRAMBLING, La.
(KNOE) – Grambling State University has lifted the boil advisory for the campus water system.
The university released a statement on Saturday, which read: "The precautionary boil advisory for the Grambling University Water System and related areas has been lifted/rescinded.
The System has received notification that the water supply has been tested and found safe from the Office of Public Health’s State Regional Laboratory and the State Health Department.
Customers of the Grambling University Water System can now resume water usage as normal."
GSU was under a precautionary boil advisory after a storm temporarily knocked the power out on campus on Thursday.

READING, Pa. – Residents and businesses in part of Reading are still dealing with a massive water main break that impacted a thousand customers.
Reading Area Water Authority crews were working well into the night on Friday following an early morning water main break.
Tom Reynolds of the Reading Area Water Authority said "We had to bench the trench due to the depth of the pipe and the safety of our men.
"Currently we have the pipe exposed we are going to cut on each side, what we call a bell."
"Its due to the fact that there’s only one ten inch main running," Reynolds said.
"They do have booster pumps on but they can only kick their pumps on at 40 psi and they are at 20."
The 16- inch water main break will be replaced with a 19-foot piece of pipe.
The pipe "will be joined together with what we call two highmax couplings.
"I came out from work at one, came back home, opened the socket and the water was coming out brown and disgusting, it was terrible," Molina said.
But, he’s glad he can take advantage of the large water tanker mere yards from his home.

CLINTON, Ill. (KWQC) — UPDATE: To err on the side of caution, a precautionary boil advisory has been issued for a very limited number of customers in a two-block area in Clinton.
Once repairs are complete and water service is restored, customers on the following two blocks will be under a precautionary boil advisory: — 400 block of South 3rd Street in Clinton — 200 block of 5th Avenue South in Clinton A notice will be posted on these customers’ doors prior to water service being restored.
All other customers in Clinton are NOT under a precautionary boil advisory.
ORIGINAL: Iowa American Water is reporting a large water main break in the Clinton service area that is currently causing a water service interruption and/or low water pressure for some of their Clinton customers.
The break is located at the corner of 5th Avenue South and Third Street in Clinton.
Water company crews are currently operating valves to isolate the main break and minimize the number of customers impacted.
Iowa American Water regrets the inconvenience this emergency repair work is causing some of our customers and thanks them for their patience and understanding.
The crew is working as quickly and safely as possible to get water service restored to those impacted.
It typically it takes 4-6 hours to do emergency repairs on a water main depending on how extensive the repairs are that need to be made.

During repairs, water flow will be shut off to the main water line from Matheny Avenue in Belpre to the northern end of the water main ending at EnviroTank Clean, including the water mains serving Lockhart Street, Camelot Mobile home Park and Joe Skinner Road.
Water pressure will be shut off beginning 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The repair work is expected to take less than eight hours to complete, but make arrangements to have two days’ worth of water available in case of unforeseen circumstances, the city said.
This repair work is necessary to maintain the long-term stability of the water lines serving the areas north of the City of Belpre, officials said.
A boil advisory will be in place beginning 8:30 a.m. Tuesday for 48 hours after water pressure and flow have been re-established.
For current information concerning the progress of the repairs, call the Public Works Office at 740-423-6485.
If no call-back is needed, listen to the recorded message.
If you desire a call-back, leave your name, address and a contact phone number.

JACKSON, Miss.
(WJTV)– Business owners in Jackson tell us they lost money Saturday.
Water was shut off so city workers could repair a valve Saturday.
WJTV 12’s Shay O’Connor reports around 50 customers in the Fondren area are under a boil water advisory.

JONES, Okla. (KOKH) — A boil water advisory for a metro town has been lifted.
The Town of Jones utility manager confirms to FOX 25 that the water supply was tested Aug. 9 and came back negative for E-Coli.
On Aug. 4, the Department of Environmental Quality issued the warning after the E. Coli bacteria was found in the town’s water supply.
After the warning, the town installed a treatment system to help clean the water.
Throughout the advisory, several organizations in the area donated bottled water to residents.

ASHCROFT — The community of Ashcroft is now under a boil water advisory, thanks to the storms yesterday.
In a news release, Chief Administrative Officer Michelle Allen says the current water quality is poor because of increased turbidity, caused by the heavy rainfall and mudslides yesterday.
She says the notice will stay in place until the water clears, and that could take at least a couple of days.
With the increased turbidity, newborns, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems can be compromised.
Allen says the advisory is a precautionary measure at this time to ensure the public is protected.