The long-discussed Marvin Nichols Reservoir is gaining momentum. The
project, proposed on the main stem of the Sulphur River in Red River and Titus Counties, would
flood more than 66,000 acres of heritage farmland, hardwood forest and wetlands in Northeast
Texas to pipe water to the DFW Metroplex.
 

In response, landowners, business owners, community leaders, conservationists, and local
elected officials have formed a coalition opposing the Reservoir, launching a new campaign
called “Preserve Northe...