LIBERTY— The holiday season can be especially difficult for families who have lost loved ones, which is why the Liberty County District Attorney’s Office offers a space for grieving and remembrance.
LIBERTY— The holiday season can be especially difficult for families who have lost loved ones, which is why the Liberty Coun
DAISETTA — The usually quiet city has recently come alive with the echoes of brass instruments and the melodies of woodwinds as the Mighty Bobcat Band made its return earlier this year.
LIBERTY— For two decades now, the first Saturday of December marks a memorable evening full of Christmas cheer as hundreds g
LIBERTY– Monday, Dec.
HOUSTON— By now, most know of the group of Buddhist monks traveling from Fort Worth to Washington, D.C., and some may have q
DAYTON— To better reflect changes in pricing and policies, Dayton City Council recently updated its Master Fee Schedule.
LIBERTY— The holiday season can be especially difficult for families who have lost loved ones, which is why the Liberty County District Attorney’s Office offers a space for grieving and remembrance.
HARDIN— Last weekend, Hardin was alive with holiday festivities, but the crowd seemed to cheer the loudest when Hardin Helping Hands announced the 2025 Citizen of the Year.
DAISETTA — The usually quiet city has recently come alive with the echoes of brass instruments and the melodies of woodwinds as the Mighty Bobcat Band made its return earlier this year.
LIBERTY— City leaders have long utilized a special fund to help finance projects, providing an economic boost to the coffers, but now those days are coming to an end.
Here are the results from recent games and schedules for upcoming games.
HARDIN– Kaleb Olson hit four free throws with a second remaining to give the Hull-Daisetta Bobcats a 47-43 win over Hardin on Tuesday night at the Hornets Gym.
BIG SANDY– If you leave Big Sandy open from the outside, they are going to make you pay the price.
BIG SANDY– It was a tough afternoon for the Hull-Daisetta Lady Cats basketball team as they ran into a hot shooting Big Sandy team and dropped their game to the Lady Wildcats 49-6 at the Big Sandy Tournament on Friday afternoon in front of a packed gym.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 6-3 decision to reverse a lower court’s ruling and uphold the mid- decade redrawn congressional map for Texas sent candidates scrambling to file or opt to retire with the filing deadline Dec. 8.
As we start the Thanksgiving week, I want to take a moment to wish everyone a safe and joyful holiday. This season is a welcome chance to pause, gather with loved ones, and reflect on the many blessings we share.
Here are five things happening around your state:
1. East Texas groundwater battle continues
OLDER TEXANS FACE STEEP ACA PRICE HIKES
About 1 million Texans over the age of 45 who receive health insurance coverage through the federal Affordable Care Act likely will face monthly premiums of more than $1,000, the Austin American-Statesman reported. That accounts for one fourth of the state’s 4 million ACA enrollees.
More than four-fifths of Texas public schools received an “A” rating for their financial practices, according to the Texas Education Agency, which released the final financial accountability ratings for the latest school year last week.
Jerry Youngblood, 73, of Twin Falls, Idaho, passed away on December 3, 2025. Born on December 9, 1951, in Liberty, Texas, Jerry was the beloved son of Roy and Maxine Youngblood. He grew up in Liberty and graduated as valedictorian of the Liberty High School Class of 1970.
Jacolyn “Jackie” Louise McKenzie, 83, of Dayton, Texas, passed away peacefully after a long and full life. She was born January 18, 1942, in Erie, Pennsylvania, to John R. Kruth and Madeline Brew.
Ronald Gene Riggs, 75 of Liberty, Texas, passed away on November 3, 2025. Born in Wichita Falls, Texas, on December 8, 1949, to N.J. and Naomi A. Riggs, he graduated from Liberty High School in 1967.
Jennie Louise “Jaynie” Short, 84, of Dayton, Texas, passed away on November 21, 2025. She was born on August 6, 1941, in Odessa, Texas, to William Larry Henson and Velva Marie Mealer.