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The future of local medicine has been a hot topic of late, as supporters of a new hospital facility in Liberty and a clinic in Dayton have been hard at work trying to convince voters to back their plans...
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Cleveland ISD officials held a small gathering of community members to discuss the upcoming CISD Bond issue on the Nov. 2 ballot at the First Baptist Church of Cleveland Monday night. CISD Superintendent Chris Trotter made the presentation which gave a snapshot of the current situation in the district and reasons for the importance of building a second high school campus.
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On Friday, October 1st, Liberty County Sheriff Bobby Rader officially promoted and established former Training Division Coordinator Sgt.
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The Cleveland Municipal Court and Cleveland Police Department have joined forces with more than 300 Law enforcement agencies and courts statewide to conduct a Texas Court Case Resolution Campaign...
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C. D. Williams was recognized by Mayor Caroline Wadzeck and the Dayton City Council as a Community Champion at the September 20th Council meeting....
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Dayton, TX (September 27, 2021) - Dayton Mayor Caroline Wadzeck presented Chambers Health CEO William Kiefer with a proclamation on behalf of the Dayton City Council at last week’s council meeting. The proclamation named September 22, 2021, as OmniPoint Health Day in the city and recognized the medical care company’s 70-plus years of service in the region.
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CR 6111 will be closed midway between CR 611 and CR 612 next Monday, Sept. 27 - Wednesday, Sept. 30 for repair work by Liberty County Pct. 4.
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As Liberty County grows and current infrastructure ages, there will be a constant battle between funding and time to see the necessary improvements made across the board, leaving some roads and drainage systems in poor shape. In recent years, one such area that has become a problem spot is some aging culverts that crossed under CR 602 right around CR 612 in the Eastgate area. Now thanks to the Liberty County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1, that area has undergone a significant transformation that should bring great improvements to not only the structure but the safety of those traveling the area for years to come.
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