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The Liberty ISD Education Foundation is pleased to announce this year’s grant winners. Six grants were awarded in this cycle to teachers. These grants are funded through contributions to the Liberty ISD Education Foundation by individual donors, businesses, corporations and community service organizations as well as through profits from our fundraising events. This year’s six grants total $32,991. Since 2007, the total grant funding to LISD is $288,259!
Read moreIt was a day of celebration as the Dayton community came out to honor the past and present of the historic Annie E. Colbert School on Saturday, April 23.
Read moreThe Liberty County Sheriff’s Office took a complaint of a Missing Person who has Dementia / Alzheimer’s on Saturday, April 23, 2022. The Missing Elderly Person is Riley Clarence Whitley DOB 12/10/1947.
Read moreDayton is the recent recipient of a 2nd generation Moon Tree, often called a half-moon tree.
Read moreAt the Trinity Valley Exposition’s Spring Event, Liberty County native and longtime cattle rancher, Jimmy Rollins was awarded the Western Heritage Award.
Read moreDayton is home to some of the finest people around, and it is a place, so many of us love to call our home.
Read moreVoters will head to the polls again next week as early voting in the upcoming May 7 local elections gets underway, along with a pair of constitutional amendments.
Read moreBy now, most Liberty County property owners have received their 2022 property tax valuations, and many have taken to social media or local hangouts to voice their thoughts on the increases.
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