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With the 2021 Texas High School Football season behind us, another slate of champions has been crowned. While it was quite honestly a rough season locally, a pair of legendary local teams reached a significant anniversary this year. Dayton’s two teams were crowned champions in 1931 and ten years later in 1941, way back when they still spelled Bronchos with an h.
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(1) Charlotte Corbell Ingle and Frank Mills, aka Rebecca Stark Nugent, will be on hand Saturday, January 8, 2022 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Last Friday, we had an exciting visit; just as the afternoon was winding down, some local gentlemen stopped by the office with something interesting. The men Danny Cupit and Richard Smalley had made a discovery while searching the attic of Cupit’s father, Glen. They found an antique clock that Cupit believes used to hang somewhere in Liberty.
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The Liberty County Historical Commission Special Projects and Events Committee has been working on a series of “Pop-Up” Exhibits focusing on early history in our county....
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The LIBERTY COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION Special Projects and Events Committee has been working on a series of “Pop-Up” Exhibits focusing on early history in our county.
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On Dec. 9, 1887, Thomas Jefferson Chambers published the very first edition of The Vindicator...
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On a day where the nation was remembering the 80th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, the City of Dayton came together to pay tribute to local veterans that served their country. A large crowd was on hand to celebrate the addition of 83 names to the Veterans Memorial Wall of Honor at the Dayton Community Center.
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(1) Angelina County Genealogical Society newsletter editor Jamie Carter Bollich will discuss Mollie Bailey for the Liberty County Historical Commission at the Hartel Building on 318 San Jacinto in Liberty, Texas at 6 p.m.
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