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On this 75th anniversary of D-Day The Vindicator reprints here Editor J.C. Smyth’s article published June 8, 1944: Back in the late twenties, as a youthful reporter, I longed to
Read moreThe Texas comptroller has a few words to say about the president’s threat to raise tariffs on Mexican imports. He issued the statement below on Friday. Any local person who
Read moreThe Liberty Community Development Corporation board met Tuesday evening at City Hall to work over matters involving the Municipal Golf Course, airport signs, websites, logos, and the possible adoption next
Read moreLiberty ISD is looking at possibly contracting for an school-based primary health clinic that would be available through Health Center of Southeast Texas to provide basic healthcare to students and
Read moreThe Liberty City Council Tuesday night gave its approval for an economic development agreement with Sleep Inn & Suites that plans to build a 54-room, three-story hotel on North Main.
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SASEBO, Japan – Airman Apprentice Jordan Ranges, a native of Dayton, Texas, said generations of his family had served in the military and he wanted to keep the tradition alive.
Read moreLUNENBURG — When hundreds of miles separated a fallen soldier’s daughter and the commemorative POW bracelet made in his honor, a Lunenburg man stepped in to help. “I want to
Read moreA domestic conflict that has been on-going escalated late Wednesday evening, May 16, resulting in the shooting death of 46-year-old Carl Dee Lueck by 18-year-old Isaiah Jacob Kopeski at their
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