Water returns for thousands of customers in metro Atlanta
For nearly a week now, Clayton County has been under a state of emergency due to widespread water outages brought on by the freezing winter weather. But faucets began flowing for neighbors on Thursday. County officials say the hardest hit areas by the outages were Forest Park, Hampton, Riverdale and College Park. The news was a relief to so many residents, who have been without water since Christmas.
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