Ask Jake Caraway why he does what he does — which is help as many folks as he can each and every day — and you’ll get a simple answer. “Matthew 25:40. Jesus said, ‘Truly, I say to you, …

If Gordon Bond looks lost in thought when you meet him, there’s a good reason. He’s probably thinking about who he can help next. There are those who give and those who live to give. …

Granbury’s longstanding bowling alley, PINS, is getting a new addition — Finnigan's.

Todd Massey is the proud owner of Massey’s BBQ, an operation born out of his family’s long standing barbecue tradition — to serve the cowboys and cowgirls running the rodeo circuits.

Pinnacle Bank celebrated its fifth anniversary this past week with a ribbon-cutting and shrimp boil.

A drive-through coffee shop near a local elementary and a pawn shop were given preliminary approval Nov. 10 by the Granbury Planning and Zoning Commission.

The Granbury Chamber of Commerce marked a new chapter of its history Friday, Nov. 21, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating its new office building, located at 301 S. Morgan St.

In the high-stakes world of attracting new businesses to the area and helping existing businesses thrive, the city of Granbury can count on the skills of a proven winner in Shea Hopkins. …

Laurence La Haye is a dyed-in-the-wool shoemaker. A sixth-generation cobbler, the Californian-turned-Texan is the owner and CEO of Superlamb on the Square, one of Granbury’s only shoe repair and leather shops.

At Chris Thomas Homes, the team’s success is dependent on three things — faith, family, and an unyielding dedication to customer satisfaction. According to Chris Thomas, this is why his company has lasted 40 years, accruing countless showcase wins along the way, the most recent of which was awarded to the builder in August.

A local favorite made a statewide splash when Lake Granbury Marina, on which Stumpy’s Lakeside Grill is located, received the Small Marina of the Year Award at the 53rd annual Marina Association of Texas Conference, Oct. 19-22.

Planned roadwork on U.S. Highway 377 and State Highway 144 may have disrupted some businesses, including the McDonald's restaurant which recently shut down, but others are apparently staying open. …