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Former Dayton City Councilman Troy Barton was recognized by Mayor Caroline Wadzeck at Monday night’s council meeting for his time on the council. Wadzeck spoke of the positive things Barton did for the city and how they will impact residents today and in the future. She also shared the number of heartbeats he had over his seven years on council, 294,336,000. The Vindicator
Read moreRotary President, Tami Pierce welcomed everyone to the meeting before turning it over to Dr. Jessica Johnson to introduce the program...
Read moreFor most people, the Liberty County Courthouse is not a place frequently visited, and in most cases, the only two offices that will ever affect someone are the tax office and the county clerk.
Read moreIt has “not been a normal year,” Mayor Richard Boyett noted in his State of the City Address Tuesday, March 15, before a packed crowd at Cleveland City Hall, just minutes before the chamber — like last week — descended again into rancorous debate.
Read moreLiberty County Judge Jay Knight presents a Proclamation to G.R.A.C.E. Initiative Meals on Wheels of South Liberty County in honor of the 50th Anniversary of March for Meals...
Read moreThe results in the race for Liberty County Commissioner Pct. 4 will stand with Leon Wilson on top, as the deadline to request a recount came and went Monday morning.
Read moreEfforts to eliminate the infamous Dayton train continue to move forward, and now TxDOT is looking for community input Thursday, March 31, virtually, and the Dayton Community Center.
Law enforcement agencies and courts statewide are participating in a Warrant Resolution Campaign. Beginning on February 28th, individuals can expect to see public service advertisements and receive contact from Courts regarding the campaign.
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