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On December 13, 2021, a Liberty County jury sentenced Randal Scott Dowden, 54, to a twenty-year prison sentence after finding him guilty of the murder of Robert Strong on September 16, 2020.
Read moreThe Liberty County Sheriff’s Office has received calls from Liberty County citizens saying they have gotten telephone calls from what represents themselves as their local power company claiming the resident has not paid their recent power company
Read moreThe Liberty ISD Board of Trustees voted last Wednesday to hire Chris Lackey as the new Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Liberty High School...
Read moreThe Dayton City Council unanimously approved a new project called the Dayton Love-Lock Fence at the final meeting of 2021. It will be funded by a grant from Dayton Community Development Corporation to the Dayton Enhancement Committee for public art.
Read moreA council chamber filled with Dayton Police Officers sat watching the Dayton City Council as they voted unanimously to appoint Lt. Shane Burleigh as the new interim police chief last week during a special called meeting. Burleigh was appointed on the last official day of outgoing chief Robert Vine, who is leaving to take on the role of Assistant City Manager in Paris, TX.
Read moreDayton area residents have been buzzing with anticipation about the newest Whataburger location since it was announced last spring. Alas, the wait came to an end with the official opening this past Saturday. Crews were working right up to the last minute to put on the finishing touches, as customers were beginning to line up at both the door and drive-thru lanes, even as heavy rains were coming into the area.
Read moreThe Liberty Police Department, Santa and even the Grinch were out in full force for the annual Shop with a Cop event at Walmart in Liberty. Lo-cal kids get the opportunity to come out and pur- chase gifts for Christmas each year. The event is organized by Sgt. Chris Watson. The Vindicator
Read moreDayton City Council officially approved the selection of Chad L. Glatfelter as the newest Chief of the Dayton Volunteer Fire Department. He became the youngest chief in the department’s history, beginning his career at the age of 18; Glatfelter just received his 10-year service award and will be entering his 11th year with the department in February.
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