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LIBERTY — The Liberty County Republican Women’s Club held a special Friendsgiving event on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at New Work Family Worship Center. Those friends included club members, elected officials and candidates for office in the upcoming 2026 Republican Party Primary. The meal featured authentic homemade Louisiana gumbo, by club President Sarah Vickery, with delicious sides and desserts from the members. The LCRW invites any local conservative women to learn more by visiting their Facebook page.
Read moreDAYTON— While difficult to trace, it appears there are only a few Priscilla Clubs left in Texas, but one thing is for sure: the Dayton Priscilla Club remains strong, recently
Read moreLIBERTY – Have you noticed that more than 700 flags pop up around town on five different patriotic weekends over the year?
Read moreLiberty County has strong roots in the agriculture industry, and the 4-H Club is a perfect opportunity to continue the traditions and teachings of raising animals and learning
Read moreThe National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Libertad Chapter, recently celebrated its 90th birthday during the chapter’s annual “Constitution Day Luncheon.” At
Read moreDAYTON — The Dayton Rotary Club was presented with an informative program over currency and money. Rotary Member, Rachel Ansley introduced Ms. Ann Daniel Rogers. She graciously shared her vast collection of currency that she had acquired throughout the years and told the Rotarians some interesting facts of the history of money.
Read moreLIBERTY — The Liberty County Republican Women’s Club held their July meeting at New Work Family Worship Center to hear a program on the “weaponization” of the legal system, presented by Rachel Hooper, who serves as general counsel to the Republican Party of Texas.
Read moreLIBERTY – The Liberty County Historical Commission will gather for its quarterly meeting this month and will hear a special program DNA in genealogy and crime solving.
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