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The Dayton Rotary Club held their weekly meeting on Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021 at the Dayton Community Center. President Tami Pierce called the meeting to order and asked Rotarian Larry Wilburn to introduce the program. Crista Beasley-Adams the Coordinator of the Office of Emergency Management & Homeland Security presented the program and also introduced Ms. Danielle Andrews, the Deputy Coordinator who accompanied her to the meeting. Ms. Beasley-Adams gave an informative presentation over the various programs that OEMHS coordinates including the preparedness of all types of emergencies. She discussed the various departments and governmental entities they work and assist. Audits, governmental reports, documentation, and compliance requirements are also a big part of their job at the office of emergency management. Of course, the COVID pandemic brought on several question and the COVID trends were discussed. After the presentation, President Pierce thanked the ladies for the job that they do for all of Liberty County.
Read moreThe Nolan D. Pickett Post 5921 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars honored the 20th anniversary of the attacks on New York City in 2001 on September 11 by hosting first responders and all Liberty County Veterans to a spaghetti lunch with salad, cake, and all the fixings.
Read moreA Benefit for Nate Smart was held Saturday, September 11th, at the Nolan D. Pickett VFW Post 5921 in Liberty from 11 AM until the last auction gavel fell about 4 PM.
Read moreBorn and raised in the Philippines, Peter graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Technology from Centro Escolar University in Manila, Philippines...
Read moreFirm Foundations Healthcare Clinic staff members break ground on their new location located at Jefferson Drive and Chrysler Street in Liberty....
Read moreVoting for the Tuesday, Nov. 2 General Election begins in person during early voting on Oct. 18, at five voting locations in Liberty County...
Read moreThe Liberty County Hospital District has formally launched a campaign in support of a referendum to build a new 51,000-square-foot Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center, as well as a separate freestanding clinic just north of downtown Dayton.
Area residents set out on a march Sunday morning to honor the 13 military members that recently lost their lives in a tragic terrorist attack at the hands of a suicide bomber in Kabul, Afghanistan. The event saw the group walk from the Dayton Police Department on HWY 321 to the Liberty County Courthouse and back for a 13.8-mile trip, the 13 being significant to honor each of the soldiers that lost their lives.
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