The Lake Granbury Conference Center was abuzz Monday evening, Sept. 9, as residents gathered for a public hearing regarding the proposed expansion of the Wolf Hollow II power plant. Senator Brian …

With its low cost, easy entry and inclusive nature, pickleball continues to thrive, reflecting its rapid popularity and positive impact on communities everywhere.

Southern and Ullom addressed all the wood rot on the exterior and, to ensure a uniform appearance, stripped the house down before repainting it. Throughout the restoration, the home’s historical integrity has been a priority, and efforts have been made to maintain its original paint colors and architectural features.

During the Granbury City Council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 3, Mayor Jim Jarratt issued two significant proclamations, honoring key moments in American history. Before making the first proclamation, …

Coffman expressed his enthusiasm for Hopkins’ return, stating, “We are excited to welcome Shea back to Granbury. Her expertise will be instrumental in fostering business development and retention, which ultimately strengthens our community by retaining and creating high-quality jobs.”

The third annual Women in Business Summit will take place Tuesday, Sept. 24, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lake Granbury Conference Center, located at 621 E Pearl St. This year's theme, "Inspiring the …

Granbury is bidding farewell to a familiar fast-food spot as the Burger King at 1105 S. Morgan ceases business. A handwritten note on the restaurant's front door announced, "We are permanently …

The Lake Granbury ER at Fall Creek opened its doors to receive patients Tuesday, Sept. 3.

Technology is a powerful tool capable of shaping our world for better or worse. On the negative side, it can spread misinformation, fuel cyberbullying and invade our privacy. However, technology also …

Before starting any work within the City of Granbury, contractors must complete a registration process. Each trade involved in a project is required to apply for its own permits and schedule inspections independently.

With both Wadley and Ullom running unopposed, the Granbury City Council is expected to cancel the election during its next meeting. The council will vote to officially declare Bruce Wadley and Zeb Ullom as elected to their respective places.

Frustrations were expressed over HCAD’s resistance to external audits, with commissioners emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability, especially since HCAD’s board members are not elected officials.

Highsmith also pointed out the proximity of the Wolf Hollow site to water bodies such as the Brazos River, Squaw Creek and Lake Granbury, raising alarms about the potential for mercury contamination in these areas.

“It’s been a long wait to get to this point,” City Manager Chris Coffman remarked, acknowledging the patience of the meeting attendees, who had been sitting and waiting for three and a half hours.

The City of Granbury has introduced a new online platform designed to simplify the process of applying for permits and managing development services. The platform, available at …

“Both buyers and sellers will benefit from the formalized process,” she said. “It’s about making sure that everything is transparent and that no one is assuming who’s paying for what.”

The David Crockett Chapter is highly active in the community, organizing events like the annual Texas Independence Day celebration. In 2023, this event coincided with March 2—the day Texas declared its independence in 1836.

O’Hanlon expressed the value of this experience in bridging the gap between classroom learning and industry expectations. “I think this kind of hands-on learning opportunity should be mandatory for CTE teachers, to be honest with you,” he said.

"By focusing on the young men of today, Advance Camp aims to create the leaders of tomorrow. "Being a mentor with Advance Camp gives me a sense of assurance and hope for a brighter future," Noble concludes. "We're stopping what the devil would use for evil and helping these young men find their true identity and purpose."

"The main thing that happened with the NAR lawsuit was some confusion among consumers about commissions. “On Aug. 17, new regulations go into effect,” Knieper said. “These changes are not optional.”