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Dayton Historical Society held its August gathering Monday, the 30th, at Parker Hall, with President Danny Bode calling the meeting to order at 6 p.m. Following the prayer given by Johnny Miller and the pledges led by Cathy Harbour, several reports were given by Mary Ellen Conner, Cynthia Miller, and Caroline Wadzeck.
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Parents, teachers, and students in Devers ISD should be delighted to know that they are attending the fifth-ranked school system in the state of Texas, according to the website SchoolDigger. com and their 2021 rankings. They take the number five spot out of 963 school districts across Texas.
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This week we’re introducing Melissa Richards ~ Social Services and Utilization Review
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Before school started, the Harris County Precinct 3, who are the School Resource Officers for Dayton ISD, gave away over 250 backpacks to students in Dayton ISD....
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The Trinity River has been known by many names in recorded history, but the present name was given by General Alonso de Leon, in about 1690 while traveling into the territory of “Los Tejas Indios” with Fray Damian Massanet. De Leon noted in his diary on 19th May 1690 arriving at a large and pleasant valley to which we gave the name of La Valle de la Santissima Trinidad which translates the Valley of the Most Holy Trinity. As was the custom of Spanish explorers, rivers ands prominent landmarks were named for religious feasts or Holy Days....
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The City of Cleveland approved an engineer for the Train Depot project that will see the existing structure moved from its current site behind Austin Bank off E. Houston and Matheny Street to Peach Avenue between the Cleveland Civic Center and Senior Center. Pictured is a proposed rendering of the finished project.
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What started out as dinner talk about their niece and her having to pay for classroom supplies from her own pocket...
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