Carol Hoefs is sporting a famous pair of boots after her husband Richard Hoefs pulled out all the stops to secure the pair for his bride. The truth is acquiring the boots wasn’t all smooth sailing.

This Saturday, Nov. 9, the Lake Granbury Area Beautification Council will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Jewel Ball. The Jewel Ball is the primary fundraiser for the Lake Granbury Area Beautification Committee.

First in a series of stories the Hood County News is providing to its readers about the journey of FFA students during the course of the school year. The Future Farmers of America began in 1928 …

In a 3:2 vote Oct. 22, the Hood County Commissioners Court passed a resolution urging the Texas Legislature to ban all forms of taxpayer-funded lobbying.

Residents of Oak Trail Shores recently gathered at a Hood County Commissioners Court meeting to advocate for the county's acceptance of Lakeshore Drive as a maintained road.

The Granbury Independent School District is taking significant steps to improve its free and reduced meal program — ensuring that every student has access to nutritious food.

With a fresh deck of possibilities, Texas Trading Cards is ready to deal an exciting hand from its new location. Formerly known as The Card Shop Games, Granbury’s No. 1 store for Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons & Dragons, and Warhammer has officially relocated to a new venue at 220 S. Morgan St., Suites 220 and 222 — near Taco Delight.

Unit 2 at Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant in Glen Rose has officially gone offline due to a scheduled refueling and maintenance outage.

Hood County residents will soon decide whether to approve a proposed 2-cent increase in property tax that aims to fund medical care for low-income and uninsured people in the area. The measure, …

Members of the Hood County Commissioners Court deliberated on the possibility of enacting a salvage yard/junkyard order during a regularly scheduled meeting Oct. 22.

A resolution that was initially approved as a promising solution for crime prevention Oct. 8 was reconsidered last week, as the Hood County Commissioners Court revisited the discussion due to privacy concerns.

Hearts will flutter and spirits will soar with the debut of the Hood County Library's latest sculpture depicting the life cycle of a monarch butterfly. The sculpture — titled “Life Cycle,” — was generously donated by the Lake Granbury Master Gardeners as a way to bring life to the library’s front flower beds.