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DAYTON– City Council made some changes to the city’s Unified Development Code, approved a budget and tax rate, and moved forward on the establishment of a new Tax Increment R
Read moreA local high school student recently received the opportunity to learn about the intricacies of the numerous businesses that comprise Texas through a program under Congressman
Read moreDAYTON– Hurricane Beryl wasn't the most destructive storm, but it did its damage, including tearing down one of the most peaceful images in the local landscape, claiming the
Read moreLIBERTY— Last Tuesday night, as the city approved a new tax rate and gave the green light to the next fiscal year’s budget, it was a conversation on privacy rights that garner
Read morePolitical violence is nothing new; it has never gone away, and as communication and the exchange of ideas break down, it can b
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LIBERTY—Organizers are working tirelessly to prepare for the Sixth Annual Prayer Rally, formerly a march, and while it will include just as much worship, it will look a little
Read moreCLEVELAND— Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare has served the community for decades.
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