The decision of whether or not to include a dissolution clause for the Hood County Hospital District is still pending, as the board has voted to explore its legal options before making a final determination.

Starsky and Hutch. Peralta and Boyle. Sherlock and Watson. Jones and Smith. Kemp and Laing? That’s right, law enforcement’s next hot-shot duo was born when the Hood County News and the Granbury Police Department teamed up for a morning ride-along.

The Hood County Commissioners Court solved a critical issue for the Hood County Jail last week when it allocated up to $80,000 in emergency repairs for the jail's intercom system.

The third-degree felony charge against former Hood County Republican Party Chair Steve Biggers was dismissed by a grand jury last month.

Christmas came a little early for Hood County this year when the Cresson bypass officially opened last month — a project that had been in development for almost 20 years.

Near the Shanley Park Sculpture Garden, you will now encounter two impressive bronze statues: “Black Star” and “Silent Prey.”

Regifting, once considered a social faux pas, is gaining renewed popularity in today’s economy. With rising inflation, tighter budgets and a growing emphasis on sustainability, more people are …

On Monday, the Granbury Independent School District board of trustees approved the GHS Course Catalog for 2025-26, which includes two new courses: astronomy and construction.

In a huge display of unity, the Granbury Independent School District has now removed the board room’s purple tape of division — both literally and figuratively.

Junior doesn’t always mean small — and that’s especially true for Granbury High School’s Junior Optimist Club, where members are making a big impact on the community.

During the Granbury City Council meeting Dec. 17, the Baldwin family was presented with a memorial flag to honor a cherished community icon and a true American hero — Charles Baldwin.

On Dec. 18, the Hood County Republican Roundup met at the Wiley Center at 420 U.S. Highway 377. This month’s guest speaker was Texas Rep.-elect Shelley Luther.