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The Cleveland Indians played close with New Caney for four innings and trailed only by a run until the Eagles struck for five runs in the fifth and six runs in the sixth to break open a close game to take care of Cleveland in six innings 12-0 on Friday afternoon at the Indians field. New Caney only had three hits, but it was 12 Indian walks that proved to be the difference. Cleveland picked up as many hits as the Eagles with three. Oved Espinoza had two of those and a double, while Jayce McNorton had the other Indians hit. Xavier Woods pitched into the fifth inning for the Indians and struck out four.
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Artists of all ages presented their creations for Dayton’s Annual Public Art Show at the Dayton Community Center and the Jones Public Library. People came from all around to view artwork from multiple members of the community. Contributed Photo
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We have less than 50 days left in the 87th legislative session and the pace is picking up rapidly. Just this week, the Senate unanimously passed the Texas Consumer Privacy Act Phase 1, a bill I authored to ensure that the data the state has on private citizens is protected. Protecting consumer privacy is a priority for the Senate this session and I was proud to author this bill and see it pass unanimously through the Senate. Now, on to the House!
Read moreThe Houston-Galveston Area Council is conducting transportation studies in our area and your input is needed! This is your opportunity to voice your concerns about transportation issues in and around the Greater Cleveland and Liberty County area. Public comments are now open and accepted until May 13th. In addition to collecting public comments, HGAC is also hosting a meeting specific to Liberty County on Thursday, April 29th from 6-7pm by Zoom.
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After months of working to restore the water supply for Dayton Lakes, Phillip Givens of Superior Management, who was appointed by TCEQ, met with officials from the City of Dayton Lakes, officials from The City of Dayton, the Liberty County Elections Administrator, who is serving as a facilitator, and representatives...
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It is election time again, and several positions are being voted on in Liberty County. From mayors to city council members to school board trustees, all of these positions are instrumental to the functions of cities in the county.
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At the Liberty County Commissioners Court on Tuesday, Liberty Country Judge Jay Knight made a proclamation for Bridgehaven Children’s Advocacy Center and the Liberty County Child Welfare Board. He proclaimed the month of April as Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month in Liberty County.
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