The 31st Annual Dayton Cross Country Invitational was held Saturday morning at Dayton High School and once again was a big success put on by Broncos Head Coach Michael Asbill and others.
The 31st Annual Dayton Cross Country Invitational was held Saturday morning at Dayton High School and once again was a big success put on by Broncos Head Coach Michael Asbill and others.
A professor at Sam Houston State University has uncovered occasional irregularities in primary elections in Texas and West Virginia, showing that some candidates’ ballot positions are not uniformly determined at random, as required by state law.
Contrary to whatever rumors might be flying around, Sheriff Bobby Rader assures us there has been no outbreak of COVID-19 at the county jail.
Ellen Falterman, a 2013 Tarkington High grad, is today approaching the final leg of a very long trip home from Minnesota — by canoe.
In October, celebrate Child Health Awareness Month by becoming more aware of children’s health issues and evidence-based strategies to prevent them. These issues are preventable by educating and instilling healthy habits at an early age.
In late August and mid-September, the Grand Parkway Infrastructure team successfully set bridge beams for the new SH 99 bridge that will travel over I-10 frontage roads and main lanes in Mont Belvieu.
On Wednesday, Oct. 14, around 10:39 a.m. Cleveland Police Department Officer E. Fleming was dispatched to Austin Bank at 807 East Houston here in Cleveland in reference to a male attempting to pass a fraudulent check.
Brenda Carol Weeks Bowen, 69, of Dayton passed away on Sunday, Oct. 18. She was born on March 13, 1951, in Liberty to Clarence Edward Weeks and Mattie Armetha Davis Weeks. Brenda married Leroy Dewayne Bowen on Nov. 15, 1969 and they were married for 25 years.
Around 7:30 p.m. yesterday, James Elliot Lee, 42, was stopped on Hwy. 90 in Dayton and arrested by a deputy with the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Interdiction Unit.
The 31st Annual Dayton Cross Country Invitational was held Saturday morning at Dayton High School and once again was a big success put on by Broncos Head Coach Michael Asbill and others.
The Kirbyville Wildcats played ball control for most of the night with their rushing attack, and running back Azion Mahathay led the way by rushing for 117 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-20 victory over Tarkington on Thursday night at A.L. Nelson Stadium in district 10-3A-I action.
Miscues, bad snaps, penalties and turnovers have plagued the Hardin Hornets (2-4, 0-3) over the past couple of weeks, and now they find themselves in a bind if they are going to have any chance at reaching postseason play in 2020. They are coming off their fourth consecutive loss this season, losing 26-0 to the Buna Cougars (3-2, 3-0). This makes the third loss in District 10-3A, Division I competition this year.
The Liberty Panthers moved to 3 and 3 on the year last Friday night with a hard-fought 14-6 loss to the Orangefield Bobcats. This loss has Liberty’s record at 0-3 in District 11-4A play. It was a very even matchup that gave the Bobcat boys the win on essentially two plays in the game; a long kickoff return and an intercepted Liberty pass.
One of our loyal readers, and we do have them, called our attention today to the following article from the magazine “Pathfinder” that ran in THE VINDICATOR on Aug. 7, 1952:
My name is Ed Seymour and I am announcing my candidacy for the Liberty City Council. I have been a resident of Liberty for over 43 years. I retired from The Texas Department Of Transportation with 40 years of experience. The last 25 years I was in charge of Design, Construction and Maintenance of all State and Federal highways in Liberty and Chambers Counties.
In anticipation of the upcoming November election, your Liberty County Office of Elections has three key pieces of information they want to ensure every voter understands.
This August marked the 100-year anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote. On Aug. 18, 1920, Tennessee was the 36th state to ratify the 19th amendment, which secured the adoption of the amendment. We celebrate this important centennial of women’s suffrage.
Emma Elizabeth Rush, age 74, of Mont Belvieu passed away peacefully Tuesday, Oct. 20. She was born Sept. 9, 1946 in Baytown to parents Donald and Wanda Fisher Kerr, who preceded her in death, along with her husband, Jimmy Rush; brother, Marvyn Kerr; and grandparents, Schuyler and Emma Fisher.
Wilson Norris, age 79, of Crockett passed away Thursday, Oct. 15, at his residence.
Brenda Carol Weeks Bowen, 69, of Dayton passed away on Sunday, Oct. 18. She was born on March 13, 1951, in Liberty to Clarence Edward Weeks and Mattie Armetha Davis Weeks. Brenda married Leroy Dewayne Bowen on Nov. 15, 1969 and they were married for 25 years.
Betty Jean Harris, 89, of Liberty passed away on Sunday, Oct. 18,, in Baytown. Betty was born April 22, 1931 in Tupelo, Mississippi, to parents John S. Long and Ida Kathleen Spencer Long, who preceded her in death, along with her husband of 26 years, Thurman Harris; her brother, John Long; and her sister, Kathleen Alred.
