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Michelle Merendino, practicing attorney in Liberty County for the past 20 years, formally announces her candidacy for Judge of the County Court at Law. She seeks the nomination of the Republican Party in the primary election scheduled for March 1, 2022.
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Hi, I am Miranda Litton Hulvey announcing my candidacy as one of the Republican candidates for District Clerk of Liberty County. As a lifelong resident of Liberty County, I reside in Hardin with my husband Dave Hulvey, we have two wonderful children and a grandchild. Being a legal assistant
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Liberty County residents desiring to cast a ballot in the Tuesday, March 2, 2022 Republican or Democrat Party Primary Election have until to Monday, Jan. 31 to register to vote. Voters will decide the candidates that will represent their respective parties in the November General Election. You may register on
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Local voters are encouraged to come out and take part in the Liberty County Republican Party’s 2022 Republican Party Primary Candidate Meet N’Greet on Thursday, Feb. 10, from 5-7 pm at the Dayton Community Center. The event will give voters an opportunity to learn about Republican candidates vying for their party’s nomination in the upcoming Tuesday, March 2 Republican Primary Election.
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Craig McNair has announced his candidacy for Liberty County Commissioner, Precinct 4 in the upcoming election on March 1. As a Conservative Republican, a lifelong resident of Liberty County, a farmer, and a small businessman, McNair is happy to have the opportunity to serve the people of Precinct 4 and improve the condition of the roads in our community.
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Liberty County commissioners appear to have rejected a petition by more than 100 residents in the greater Plum Grove area to place a measure on the upcoming May 2022 ballot to form the new Emergency Services District No. 8. According to County Attorney Matthew Poston, the petition was in order and submitted to the court just before the deadline to have it placed on the ballot. He said that while it had passed all legal measures for submission, the commissioners would need to approve the district on its merits.
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Just weeks after the departure of former Dayton Police Chief Robert Vine, a new era in local law enforcement is set to begin in the City of Dayton as City Manager Steve Floyd submitted his choice of Derek Woods to be the new top cop. Council approved that recommendation unanimously at last week’s special called meeting, after an executive session that lasted just under an hour.
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On January 18, 2022, Texas will have a new “leash law.” Texas Senate Bill 5 states that the person that owns has custody or control of the dog will be held responsible for any violation.
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