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After a lovely Sunday afternoon ramble through North Liberty County, I entered Cleveland hungry, determined to avoid fast foods. When seeking real food in Cleveland, the D and M Diner “Since 1956” is my go-to roadside cafe. Other newer, larger nearby places had just shut down, but the D and M did not disappoint.
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To say that Cleveland ISD is experiencing growth is just about the biggest understatement in the world, and with that growth comes the necessity for the expansion of school facilities and infrastructure at an alarming pace.
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The Liberty Rotary Club along with First Liberty National Bank, Liberty County Teachers FCU, Allegiance Bank, and Prosperity Bank sponsored a billboard congratulating the Liberty Softball Team on their 2021 UIL Class 4A State Championship. Members of the Rotary and the four financial institutions came out and showed off their Liberty pride with Head Coach Karen Slack. The Vindicator
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It was Christmas in July as the Liberty County Extension Appreciation & Achievement Banquet was held last week at the Jack Hartel Building.
Read moreDayton Memorial Post 512 will host its 9th annual Patriot Day golf Tournament Sat., September 11, 2021, which marks the 20th anniversary of the attack on our homeland. Along with some outstanding and exciting rounds of golf, there will be activities commemorating the events of 9/11 and recognition of some notable times of that day.
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Larry Wadzeck talks to the Dayton Historical Society about the long history of Dayton sports and the Dayton ISD Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. The Sports Hall of Fame will be holding its next induction ceremony Friday, Oct. 15 during the Dayton Broncos vs. Nederland Bulldogs game at Bronco Stadium. The museum is open the third Saturday of each month at Nottingham and through halftime at all Dayton Bronco home games. The Vindicator
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Growth and economic development in Liberty County, and how those two relate to the future of the healthcare in Liberty County came to the forefront during the “Liberty County Aging, Adversity & Accomplishment: A Conference for Health, Healing & Living,” event that was held this week at Calvary Baptist Church in Dayton. Members of a panel discussion on the subject were Liberty County Judge Jay Knight, Pct. 2 Commissioner Greg Arthur, and Liberty-Dayton Regional Medical Center Chief Executive Officer Rhonda Campbell.
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