A precautionary boil water notice has been issued for Lexington Utilities customers located in the subdivisions surrounding Henderson County Community Hospital, Parkview Courts, and Willow Courts in Lexington who were without water or water pressure this evening due to the water main break.

The Richmond, Hanover, and Henrico water systems all announced an end of boil water notices Saturday. Customers had been dealing with low or no pressure and a boil notice since Richmond's water treatment plant suffered a major malfunction during Monday's winter storm.

Lab tests have confirmed that the water is safe to drink, officials said Saturday. Virginia officials lifted a water-boil advisory in Richmond on Saturday, days after problems caused by a winter storm hit the city’s century-old water production plant.

Richmond and Henrico lifted the boil water advisory on Saturday afternoon. Why it matters: That means the city has drinkable water for the first time in nearly five days. Henrico has gone three days without it.

Richmond Mayor Danny Avula shared that the first of two tests of the city’s water system was free from harmful contaminants. While results of tests can take about 24 hours to complete, within 16 hours of collecting yesterday’s sample,

Frustration is growing in Richmond as the city and surrounding counties continue to deal with issues surrounding its water.

A local gym has struggled through the ongoing water crisis, like many other Richmond businesses- but some businesses, like a hair salon, have been helping people get access to water.