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For anyone following the drama over Liberty’s building code and its residential certificate of occupancy requirements, adopted in June but now suspended until further review by the city counc
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Liberty’s City Hall council chamber had a full house Tuesday night, and council members got an earful from residents unhappy about an ordinance amendment the city adopted last June requiring residential properties to pass an inspection whenever there is a change in ownership. The ordinance prevented utilities from being connected at a newly purchased home until the inspection was passed and the homeowner obtaining a certificate of occupancy.
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Congratulations to all of the Cleveland ISD teachers on their grants from the Cleveland ISD Education Foundation.
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Liberty County had a turnout of 63.51 percent for this year’s election out of its total 46,155 registered voters, according to the Texas Secretary of State website.
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Dayton ISD would like to recognize Sam’s Distribution Center and the City of Dayton for their leadership and partnership with Dayton ISD in working to make Remote Learning better for the students Dayton ISD.
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A few days ago, Liberty High School Choir members learned the results of the TMEA Region Choir auditions. Due to COVID-19, auditions were not held in person this year, so students submitted recordings to be judged.
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Residents in the City of Liberty had the opportunity to vote in a special election over 40 proposed changes to the city charter. Many of the propositions involve changing the charter to comply with recent changes in state law. Others were about grammar and spelling.
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AUSTIN — Today Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush announced the U.S.
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