<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1qQL5x_1FLaNoGd00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1qQL5x_1FLaNoGd00" width="1600" height="900" ><figcaption>A leak in the Hallsville water supply line has caused city officials to advise residents to limit water usage and forced the cancelation of classes on Monday. (City of Hallsville)</figcaption></figure>HALLSVILLE, Texas (KLTV) — A leak in the Hallsville water supply line has caused city officials to advise residents to limit water usage and forced the cancellation of classes Monday.In a statement released by the city, officials are asking residents of Hallsville to limit water usage, including turning off all lawn sprinklers, until the city announces that repairs have concluded.“There is a possibility that we may be without water tomorrow morning while repairs are being made,” the statement said.The statement said that a leak in the water supply line coming from Longview has been detected.Hallsville ISD announced that it will be canceling all classes and regular school operations Monday due to the water leak.“We are monitoring utility repairs closely and will post further updates regarding Tuesday’s schedule via ParentSquare, social media, and our official district website,” the school’s statement said.</div></body>

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HALLSVILLE, Texas (KLTV) — A leak in the Hallsville water supply line has caused city officials to advise residents to limit water usage and forced the cancellation of classes Monday. In a statement released by the city, officials are asking residents of Hallsville to limit water usage, including turning...

Hallsville ISD cancels classes as city addresses water supply leak

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HALLSVILLE, Texas (KLTV) — A leak in the Hallsville water supply line has caused city officials to advise residents to limit water usage and forced the can

Hallsville ISD cancels classes as city addresses water supply leak

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