...Bobby Gene Dillard, Lot 119, Block A, Askin AcresArnie H. Wyche III and Karen Wyche to United States and US Army Corps of Engineers Savannah, Section 10, Lot 64, Block B, CambridgeTanya Lamb to Mizuna Handley and Jason M. Handley, Lot 8...

...vulnerable to being killed during the operation of Russell Dam's pumped storage "reversible" turbines.The Army Corps of Engineers built the oxygen plant near Modoc, S.C., as a mitigation project to offset the impact of fish kills at Russell...

Many people are confused as to why, even with all of the rain we have had this year, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is not letting the lake level rise significantly while the river stays at a high flow rate.What is happening...

...repay the funds. Both parties would have to sign off on such an arrangement in a partnership agreement with the Army Corps of Engineers."The bottom line is there is still a reasonable chance we'll get into construction this year," Foltz said...

...concerns that the carp would also consume native vegetation in the lake, further altering its environment.The Army Corps of Engineers, meanwhile, wants to get as much data as possible."We hope to have a preliminary summary of the results by...

...uncomfortable on how long they may have to wait for the federal appropriations process."Meanwhile, attorneys for the Army Corps of Engineers and environmental groups remain in court-ordered mediation over the Savannah harbor expansion that began last...

COLUMBIA - South Carolina and Georgia lawmakers are teaming up to take on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.Not in a combative way, but in a manner the lawmakers hope affects how the federal agency manages lake levels.There will be...

...It also would settle with conservation groups that sued in U.S. District Court arguing that allowing the Army Corps of Engineers to deepen the Savannah harbor from 42 to 47 feet would cause unacceptable environmental harm."This settlement...

The Army Corps of Engineers will reduce park operations and services at Lake Hartwell this year because of budget cuts, but similar measures are not planned...

...could mean a smoother year for the federal agency that markets hydropower from Thurmond Lake and 21 other U.S. Army Corps of Engineers projects."We certainly hope it's going to be better," said Virgil Hobbs, the assistant administrator for...