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The Trivium Club of Liberty met on Sept. 8 in the home of Beverly Davis with co-hostesses Susan Allison and Donna Barranco. In keeping with public safety amid the coronavirus concerns, members in attendance wore masks or attended virtually through a zoom meeting platform.
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The Texas Center for the Book has launched the 2020-2021 Letters About Literature Texas contest, a program that invites students to respond to authors of books or poetry who have touched their lives. The contest opens Nov.
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The following is taken from the June 19, 1891 edition of The Liberty Vindicator.
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Dayton’s Police and Volunteer Fire Department are teaming up with the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center to host five blood drives during the month of September in recognition of Childhood Cancer Month.
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The Texas Historical Commission presents free “Texas in World War II: Leadership,” a digital history webinar featuring experts from state historic sites highlighting four le
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Tuesday was the centennial of the 19th Amendment’s ratification, with the State of Tennessee ratifying on Aug. 18, 1920, finally recognizing women’s right to vote.
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The Liberty Municipal Library is operating with limited services for now, but the work of the library staff continues behind the scenes.
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Jeff Chambers, the original editor and publisher of The Vindicator, was an avid reader of Cosmopolitan Magazine and was mightily impressed when the new fangled technology became available in 1896 making it possible to print an a
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