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New Streams Flow This Spring

Lake Ralph Hall eNewsJuly 2, 2025

The five new streams below Leon Hurse Dam are now flowing with spring rain. Grass and trees are also growing along the six miles of tributaries that Upper Trinity Regional Water District restored to natural habitat. The surrounding ecosystem is also beginning to thrive once again. The team carefully mapped and reconstructed the streams to follow their original winding paths, which had been altered for farmland in the early 20th century. Over the next seven years, Upper Trinity’s contractor, Texas Mitigation Solutions, will monitor the area to ensure the streams and habitat remain healthy and effective.

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New Streams Flow This Spring

Celebrating a pipeline milestone, plus temporary fossil park closure

Dam progress, plus new fish-friendly features

2024 Progress in a Snapshot

Water To Flow Over Spillway for First Time

Five Streams Will Spring to Life this Fall

Building locally with local in mind

A Lake Flowing with Opportunity

2023 – A Year Of Progress For Lake Ralph Hall

The Local Building Blocks Of Lake Ralph Hall

New Roadway Routes Traffic Over Future Lake

Building Local – From Clearing To Pipe Production

SH 34 North Sulphur Bridge Is Now Open to the Public

New Fossil Dig Exhibit at Northeast Texas Children’s Museum

The Future of Fishing at Lake Ralph Hall

Delivering Water from Lake Ralph Hall

Final Pour at Merrill Creek Bridge: Completion Draws Near

Progress In 2022, And Looking Ahead To 2023

Significant Inroads on SH 34 & Merrill Creek Bridges

Tylosaurus Update — New Work Begins on Old Bones

Fossil Day Celebrations at Ladonia Fossil Park

Last Beam Placed for the SH 34 North Sulphur River Bridge

Getting the Seal of Approval: From Permits to Funding

June 2022 Current eNews

Looking Back – The First Year Building Lake Ralph Hall

A Sneak Peek into Building a Lake – With Randy Sliger

Leading the Charge to Make a Lake with Ed Motley

Laying the Groundwork for Fishing at Lake Ralph Hall

December 2021 Current eNews

June 2021 Current eNews

December 2020 Current eNews

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