The third installment of GISD Superintendent Dr. Courtney Morawski’s ambassador meeting was held June 17, and discussed everything one could ever want to know about a school district’s policy, student achievement and curriculum.

The hardest part of being a game warden in the great state of Texas? Well, that’s got to be becoming a game warden in the great state of Texas. They say if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again — and you better believe — nobody knows this mantra better than Hood County raised and recently badged game warden, Jacob Fleshman.

The GISD Board of Trustees worked through a busy agenda Monday, June 23. Among the topics was a request from United Way to acquire Decker Gym.

Granbury residents can expect to see a slight increase on an upcoming water and wastewater bill — a 2.5% increase to be exact. As part of the consent agenda June 17, Granbury City Council …

Members of the Hood County Clean Air Coalition (HCCAC) have an “air”-tight plan on how to best address the increasing ozone levels in the county — and it all starts with an air-quality monitoring project.

Hood County Commissioners Court approved two major resolutions during its nearly two-hour meeting June 24: a homestead exemption and a transportation bond support for civil engineering services.

The Tolar ISD Board of Trustees met June 23 to discuss the cell phone policy and UIL participation for homeschool students. CELL PHONE POLICY Both junior high and high school campuses will …

Granbury city officials are now eyeing the possibility of calling a bond election to fund necessary roadway improvements.

Floats, horses, bands, cars, candy (being safely handed out) and tons of characters make parades fun for everyone. Most parades are led by a grand marshal. This year, the Granbury Hometown 4 th …

During the June 17 meeting, Granbury City Council approved the transfer of $222,137.45 in insurance proceeds to the Granbury Historic Properties (GHP) to fund repairs and improvements to the Granbury Square Plaza.

Granbury ISD hosted this year’s annual Summer Launch May 29 in the high school auditorium, decked in all the bells and whistles to honor this special occasion. At this “Launch,” GISD’s administration sought to honor this year’s best-of-the-best educators and staff — the ones who really made the grade.

In 1886, a grand opera house was optimistically constructed as the crown jewel of a newly incorporated and equally optimistic town. Since 1886, the opera house’s story has mirrored the prosperity of the town of Granbury, participating in its feasts and its famines, and serving as a sign of the times for this little municipality.