On Dec. 6 at 3 p.m., the City of Granbury will host an event in council chambers in memoriam of those who lost their lives in the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor.

Gratitude gets a lot of love these days, especially around Thanksgiving. And for good reason — it can improve your mood, lower stress and even boost your health. But here’s the thing: …

Granbury is lighting up this holiday season with a brand-new Christmas tradition that promises to become a staple for years to come. Introducing the Granbury Christmas Showcase and Market, a 25-day …

Thanksgiving is a holiday filled with togetherness, tradition and, of course, a whole lot of turkey — and that’s exactly how Hood County employees celebrated their holiday luncheon Nov. 21.

The city of Granbury has approved an agreement with a fleet management company that will assist in managing and replacing its older vehicles.

The Granbury High School DECA Club is experiencing tremendous growth and success, as student leaders are stepping up to make a difference.

With several construction projects in the works, Director of Public Works Chester Nolen provided an update to the Granbury City Council Nov. 19 about the various capital improvement initiatives underway — everything from water treatment enhancements to road reconstructions.

The Granbury City Council unanimously selected a contractor to lead the Granbury Square Plaza roof replacement project in the amount of $252,090 during a regularly scheduled meeting Nov. 19.

On Nov. 18, five students from GISD were honored during the board of trustees meeting for eloquently describing what Veterans Day means to them.

The emotions at Granbury City Hall were palpable, yet mixed Tuesday, Nov. 19, as Granbury City Council swore in two members — and bid farewell to another.

Between never-ending philanthropy and top-notch mattresses, nothing keeps David Davis up at night. The 15-year Granbury resident opened a branch of his business Mattressville in Granbury in 2021 and hasn't looked back since.

The much-anticipated Goosebump Jump will return to Granbury Jan. 18 and registration has opened for this popular event. This fun event marks its fifth year after more than 300 participants faced the frigid Lake Granbury waters last year.