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The Old School Museum has recently acquired a significant item related to its history which is now on display. The Bill Daniel Family donated the Washington printing press, circa 1860s,
Read moreThe following article is taken from the Aug. 19, 1910 edition of The Liberty Vindicator:
Read moreThe case against Ralph Gillis, the Massachusetts attorney sued by the Sam Rayburn Municipal Power Agency in 2016 on allegations related to ethical violations is finally over. Liberty Mayor Carl
Read moreCHAMPION LAKE PUBLIC USE AREA TO RE-OPEN JUNE 14 Trinity River National Wildlife Refuge will re-open the Champion Lake Public Use Area on Friday, June 14. The water has finally
Read moreSometimes when you speak of “shopping local” one automatically thinks of a brick and mortar store where you go to buy goods in some physical form, but that’s not always
Read moreThe Liberty-Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce monthly business luncheon will be held Wednesday June 19, at Liberty Center. Entergy Texas is this month’s luncheon sponsor and Entergy representatives will present
Read moreThe Liberty County Republican Party held its quarterly meeting Monday evening in Cleveland and had the chance to hear from the state’s head tax man, Comptroller Glenn Hegar. Hegar described
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