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Everyone was ecstatic for the return of Dayton Olde Tyme Days after a two-year hiatus due to COVID19. Folks from Dayton and surrounding communities came out to enjoy the carnival, games, food, and vendors all weekend in Downtown Dayton. The Vindicator
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Dayton is the recent recipient of a 2nd generation Moon Tree, often called a half-moon tree.
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At the Trinity Valley Exposition’s Spring Event, Liberty County native and longtime cattle rancher, Jimmy Rollins was awarded the Western Heritage Award.
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Each year Dayton ISD honors a former employee who while working for Dayton ISD made a lasting and positive impression on the students of Dayton by adding them to the Dayton ISD Wall of Fame.
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The winners of The Vindicator’s annual Easter Coloring Contest are Larkyn Flores and Wyatt Cooper. Both winners are students from Chrysalis School Liberty. Winners received a very special Easter gift basket from City Florist of Liberty. Thanks to everyone that entered and all of the sponsors. The Vindicator
Read moreThe Trivium Club of Liberty met on April 12 at the DAR meeting room, Hostesses Susan Daniel, Gloria Stratton, and Sandy Pickett prepared Easter themed refreshments.
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Dayton Police Chief Derek Woods pins new police officer Dylan Smith’s badge on at the Monday, April 18 city council meeting. Smith will be working patrol in Dayton. The Vindicator
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The Tri-M® Music Honor Society, the honor society for secondary school music students, announces the chartering of a new chapter at Liberty High School under the leadership of Sean Smith, Director of Bands, and Christie Bean, Director of Choirs. Chapter 9041 began its operation with an induction ceremony on April 7th, honoring its founding class of thirty-two members. The honorees included:
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