Hood County Commissioners Court got a little heated Tuesday morning as members of the public spoke out against Precinct 2 Constable John Shirley wishing to appoint William Jensen as reserve deputy constable. After a 20-minute debate between members of the public and the court, the action item was later removed from the agenda as the court discovered it had no jurisdiction in the matter.

Most Monday mornings you can find Cheryl Moore and Heather Moore sitting next to one another in the front row of a drawing group with art materials in hand. The mother-daughter artist duo attends the weekly portrait session of the Lake Granbury Art Association at the Shanley House Gallery and Studio.

Audrey Jenkins is set to be a part of history. The 16-year-old from Richardson is making the trek to Glen Rose the weekend of May 25-27 — and then she’ll do a lot more traveling as she …

The 2024 Tolar Lady Rattlers softball team has done something that has never been done before in program's history. Its sweep of Hico in the Class 2A Region II quarterfinals advanced   them to …

Teachers Appreciation Week culminated with the 11th annual Granbury ISD Education Foundation Academic Recognition Banquet (commonly called the GEF Top 25 Banquet).

Granbury High School announces the class of 2024 Valedictorian and Salutatorian. Valedictorian Abigail Stone and Salutatorian Bailey James achieved the top academic honors. ABIGAIL STONE: …

For years, Hood County has entertained the discussion about whether to add to the existing jail or construct a completely new building to combat the population growth. While a decision has still not been made, Hood County Commissioners Court revived the discussion during a special two-hour meeting April 25 regarding the possibility of expanding the current jail by tacking on an additional 209 beds — creating a total of 401 beds in the jail.

National Travel Tourism Week, May 19-25, highlights travel’s essential impact on Granbury’s economy and countless communities across the country.

The 5th Annual "Pickin' in the Pasture" concert, featuring Kevin Fowler, will be Saturday, June 8, at Warren's Backyard.

Construction has finally started on Rancho Brazos Community Center’s new Douglas Long Outreach Center for Children and Families of Hood County — and staff couldn’t be happier.

Caring Transitions of Granbury, a trusted name in senior relocation, downsizing and estate liquidations, proudly announces its 10th anniversary of supporting seniors through life's changes. To …

Granbury City Council officially proclaimed the week of May 19-25 National Public Works Week in Granbury during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7. National Public Works Week is a celebration …

Wednesday, May 15, is National Peace Officers Memorial Day.

According to Pecan Plantation Owner’s Association Director of Communications Jay Arrington, Fernando “Don” Dulnuan was recently commissioned to beautify a stump in the neighborhood RV campground. 

The Granbury City Council officially proclaimed May 18, 2024, Lemonade Day in Granbury during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7. Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that …

Lake Granbury Kiwanis is hosting its annual food drive  on May 18 from 10 a.m.  to noon at the gazebo on the Granbury historic square. May 18 is also Lemonade Day, you can help serve …

The Hood County Commissioners Court officially appointed a new Hood County Clerk during a special meeting two weeks ago. Following a round of interviews held in executive session, the court …

Granbury City Council unanimously appointed Kay Wasielewski to the Historic Preservation Commission during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7.

A prominent Hood County leader may have left his mark on many residents he encountered over the years — but now his legacy will live on in the most honorable tribute.

Paola Lumbreras may only be in the seventh grade, but she has already proved to be wise beyond her years with her latest accomplishments. Lumbreras, a student at Acton Middle School, was recently selected to join the Joint Science and Technology Institute East for Middle School Students (JSTI East – MS) set to take place at Townson University in Maryland July 20-26.