A nearly 80-year-old, steel water tower, which was an iconic landmark for some in Rogers, was taken down over the weekend.

The city said the water tank has been disconnected from the water system since 2018 and will be replaced by a cell tower.

The elevated water tank at Persimmon Street and 8th Street is scheduled for removal. Originally built to serve downtown Rogers, was disconnected from the city’s water system in 2018.

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