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* City of Bethany

(318) 938-7261

City of Waskom Water Works

(903) 687-3374

Duke Energy

(318) 688-4433

Keatchie Water System

(318) 933-0330

Lakeview Water Company

(318) 222-4871

Louisiana Water Sports

(318) 636-7006

North Desoto Water Systems Inc

(318) 925-2940

Pinehill Water Works Inc

(318) 425-7586

Sewerage District #2

(318) 221-7299

Town of Greenwood Water Services

(318) 938-5341

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Facts about Bethany, LA:
Bethany, Texas, and Louisiana is a community on the Louisiana and Texas state lines on U.S. Highway 79. The site was first settled around 1840. The community, which grew up as a stopping point for settlers moving to Texas from the Old South, was originally known as Vernon, but the name was changed to Bethany around 1849 when a post office was established. In the 1840s the town had a log store, a tavern, a water-powered grain mill, and a tannery. In 1860, the post office was relocated to Caddo Parish, Louisiana. After the American Civil War, Bethany began to decline, and by the late 1890s the local school had only nine students. The development of the Bethany gas field, which opened in the 1920s, brought a resurgence of the economy, and by the mid-1930s the community had two churches, five stores, an elementary school, and a number of houses. After World War II, Bethany began to decline again. In the mid-1960s it supported a church, a community center, and several businesses. In...