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The future of Dayton’s healthcare community was the focus of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce’s September luncheon, as OmniPoint Healthcare hosted the event and CEO William Kiefer spoke to those in attendance about that group’s newly opened facility in the community. Kiefer, who has not even been with the organization a year, walked everyone through the fairly rapid process that brought the group formerly known as Chambers Health to Dayton.
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A jam-packed crowd was on hand as Reality of Wrestling made its official debut at the Dayton Community Center this past Sunday afternoon.
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AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today signed Senate Bill 1 into law, which will uphold the integrity of elections in Texas.
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Liberty Police and Texas Rangers are investigating the death of a convenience store clerk from a late night shooting on Monday 9/6/2021.
AUSTIN - Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is providing approximately $286 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of September
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Dayton ISD notified parents of children in the district last week that they would be participating in a new statewide program that provides COVID19 rapid tests for students and staff that show symptoms while at school. As the virus has been on the rise access to timely testing methods has become more difficult to access, and take home tests do not qualify under rules from the Texas Education Agency, as testing must be completed at approved an testing facility.
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The Hardin Hornets got off to a big start to the 2021 Texas High School Football season last Friday night with a 14-7 victory over the Kountze Lions. Hardin was the only team in Liberty County to secure a win in the opening week of play. The Hornets were set to play their Homecoming game against the Hull-Daisetta Bobcats this Friday night, however that game has been canceled and details on a a rescheduled Homecoming will come at a later date.
Read moreThe Liberty County Historical Commission announced that due to Covid concerns, the public Awards Ceremony for its First Annual Art & Essay Contest has been pushed from Labor Day to Saturday, September 25th, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. in the Hartel Building, 318 San Jacinto Street, Liberty. Entries should be received by August 28th. Libraries and schools across the county were partners in registering and receiving finished applications and work. Winners will be notified in a timely manner before the presentation of awards and encouraged to attend to receive their award. Winners will receive a certificate and monetary prize. Their photo along with their work will be published in the newspaper and on the Commission Facebook page. The public is invited to attend and view the students’ work and enjoy a reception following the presentation. For more information, please contact Linda Jamison, County Chair at lchc318@gmail.com or 936-334-5813.
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