Sunday, June 22, 2025
Local veteran Kolton Krottinger is being honored for his tireless efforts in creating a haven filled with peace and serenity for fellow servicemen and first responders.
The Granbury Independent School District has officially announced the results of its 2022-23 accountability rating — a score that is just now being released due to litigation involving the Texas Education Agency.
When the curtain rises on Hairspray: The Broadway Musical at the historic Granbury Opera House, audiences had better buckle up. They’re in for a wild ride through 1962 Baltimore—a world …
As Principal Jamie Robinson gets ready to sail off to new adventures, The high school highlighted how he made each kid feel special. A specific example was his puzzle friend Orion Miner. Miner …
Hungry stomachs beware; Granbury ISD has announced free summer meals. These tummy filling meals will be served at multiple GISD locations June 2-26 and July 7-17, Monday through Thursday. To receive …
When 9-year-old Abigail Junkins sat on the dais at last week’s Granbury City Council meeting, she wasn’t just wearing the mayor’s sash — she was also helping to raise thousands of dollars for her school.
Keiuna Jones, Premier High School’s Child Nutrition director, is serving up her own fresh dish of success after becoming the school’s first adult graduate last week.
The Hood County Commissioners Court has officially selected a firm to lead the county’s transportation program — the next step in implementing the county's Master Thoroughfare Plan.
On Friday and Saturday May 23-24 , the Hood County Reunion Grounds were once again home to some world-class athletes, both the four and two legged kind during the Memorial Day weekend festivities. …
The Granbury Independent School District now has new legal representation who will handle public information requests and grievances.
It was a bittersweet night May 23 for the Granbury High School Class of 2025, as all 448 graduates accepted their diplomas and exited Pirate Stadium, closing the gate — and chapter — of their high school lives.
Attendees of the Granbury ISD school board meeting May 19 fell silent as 22 young women filed into the room, a silence that was pierced only by the sound of their voices as they led those in attendance in a rousing rendition of the “Star-Spangled Banner.” The Board of Trustees had invited them there to celebrate the multitude of accolades the choir acquired during the 2024-25 school year.