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The Vindicator Published September 24

LCSO Narcotics Unit keeps busy in August

August was a busy time for the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office Narcotics Unit, with traffic stops across the county leading to multiple arrests, officials said.According to a recent media release, the

The Vindicator Published September 24

A walk to the big house

LIBERTY— A couple taking a stroll down U.S. 90 found themselves walking into the Liberty County Jail on possession charges.Terry Wayne Nugent, 51, and Elizabeth Kay Nugent, 40, both of Liberty, were a

The Vindicator Published September 24

LeadHERship Summit to inspire women

DAYTON— The LeadHERShip Summit is heading into its second year, and organizers are encouraing local women to step into who they are meant to be.The Trinity Valley Chamber of Commerce LeadHERship Summi

The Vindicator Published September 24

Ames receives $5 million for new wastewater plant

The city of Ames has received a $5 million award through the Texas General Land Office’s Local Communities Program, known as LCP, to support the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant.The aw

The Vindicator Published September 24

CALENDAR EVENTS

FOR THE LOVE OF THE COURSEUniversal Agape Love is hosting a For the Love of the Course golf tournament fundraiser on Saturday, Sept. 26. All proceeds will go to community assistance for Liberty County

The Vindicator Published September 24

What Does The Bible Say?

Question— What does the Bible say about how to have true peace? So many things and people offer it, but I have been unable to find it yet.Answer— True peace is only found in Jesus Christ. In Philippia

The Vindicator Published September 24

THOUGHTFUL THINGS

Joy Unspeakable JoyLife has a way of wearing us down. There are seasons when the responsibilities seem endless, the disappointments pile up, and the answers to our prayers seem slow in coming. In thos

The Vindicator Published September 24

Panthers win low-scoring affair at Tarkington

TARKINGTON– The Liberty Panthers edged out the Tarkington Longhorns 7-6 last Friday, wrapping up both teams' non-district schedules. Liberty now holds a 2-2 record, while the Longhorns remain winless.

The Vindicator Published September 24

Lady Hawks victorious over Lady Panthers

LIBERTY— In Tuesday night's game against Hardin-Jefferson, the Liberty Lady Panthers looked good as they won the opening game.The Lady Hawks then made some adjustments and won the next three games and

The Vindicator Published September 23

LCSO happens upon wanted suspect

LIBERTY– A traffic stop earlier this month resulted in the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office arresting a nearby bystander wanted on a felony warrant. On Sept. 3, members of the LCSO Narco

The Vindicator Published September 23

Councilwoman’s maneuver comes up short

DAYTON — Councilwoman Sarah Vickery, a staunch advocate for lower taxes, did a little maneuvering Monday night that ultimately yielded a no-new-revenue rate. The process took a couple o

The Vindicator Published September 23

Cleveland leaders adopt increased tax rate

CLEVELAND – Ratepayers could see a significant tax increase with the Fiscal Year 2026-27 proposed budget adopted by the City Council, but it required an unusual procedural approach to gain approval.Re

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