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Tuesday morning, Dayton Youth Sports Association Board President Haden Gutierrez confirmed to The Vindicator that the DYSA treasurer had been officially removed from the board.
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On April 26, 2022, a Liberty County jury found Phillip Jerome Simmons, 57, guilty of Murder and sentenced him to life in prison. Simmons will be required to serve 30 years before he becomes eligible for parole.
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The Liberty City Council met Tuesday night in a special called meeting that saw the council approve a preliminary plat for a new subdivision and appoint a new substitute municipal judge in the city.
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Everyone was ecstatic for the return of Dayton Olde Tyme Days after a two-year hiatus due to COVID19. Folks from Dayton and surrounding communities came out to enjoy the carnival, games, food, and vendors all weekend in Downtown Dayton. The Vindicator
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It was a packed house at Stancil Expo Center as outgoing Miss Rodeo Cleveland Livestock Show Queen Marlee Brooks awarded the 2022 crown to Grace Williams Saturday, April 23. Williams is the daughter of Christian and Justin Vanlangendonck and Chris and Lisa Williams.
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Make no mistake about it, The City of Dayton is in trouble, and the voters have a chance to let their voices be heard at the polls....
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It’s that time of year when folks from Hull-Daisetta and the surrounding area get together for the Mayhaw Festival, and this year they will celebrate 40 years.
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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!
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