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Dayton Noon Lions Club Vice-President Alisha Dale, President Mike George, and Board Member Dr. David Beeler were at the Dayton Chamber of Commerce April 5th luncheon Lion Hunting for new Lions. The club is growing and is always on the prowl looking for new young lions who want to physically serve their community. The group meets every first and third Wednesday of the month, currently at Texas Kountry Kitchen in Dayton, Texas, 313 N. Main Street. For more information find them on Facebook.
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Members of the Twisted Cactus Rodeo Team have been hard at work competing and traveling the circuit of the Gulf Coast Barrel Racing Association. The organization competes around the area in locations like Angleton, Rosenberg, Wharton, Edna, and La Porte.
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Dayton High School is extremely proud of the Marine Core JROTC program. These cadets and instructors do a great job preparing students for life.
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The Dayton High School Dazzlers took on the challenge this year to compete at Nationals in Galveston at the Moody Gardens Convention Center.
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The TxDOT Beaumont District will host a virtual public meeting with an in-person option to gather input on the proposed US 90 at Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) project located in Dayton, Liberty County, Texas.
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Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center and Liberty Dayton Medical Clinic will be hosting a drive thru “Free Over-The-Counter Covid Tests kits” event on Saturday, April 2nd, 2022.
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The Liberty County Republican Party held their 2022 Precinct and County Conventions on Saturday, March 26, at the Jack Hartel Building in Liberty. Over 40 local Republicans came out to conduct local party business and select delegates to the 2022 Texas Republican Convention at the George R. Brown Convention Center this June in Houston. The Vindicator
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Rotary President Tami Pierce welcomed everyone and then introduced Mrs. Jennifer Garcia, Director of Major and Planned Gifts from Lee College. Mrs. Garcia explained her unique position as she works for both Lee College Foundation and Lee College. She discussed the Office of Resource Development and how her role is to ask for money to give money to students in the form of scholarships and grants. Lee College’s mission is to provide opportunities to students that will change their lives forever. “Last fall alone, we awarded over $200,000 in scholarships to our students.” Garcia gave two ex
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