Visit Granbury is inviting residents to help uncover the town's most beloved culinary treasures and turn them into Granbury's newest worst-kept secret with the launch of the all-new Visit Granbury …

The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is proud to celebrate another incredibly successful Lemonade Day in Granbury — and what an unforgettable year it was.

Todd Massey is the proud owner of Massey’s BBQ, an operation born out of his family’s long standing barbecue tradition — to serve the cowboys and cowgirls running the rodeo circuits.

Amateur chefs across Hood County are starting to hone their recipes and fire up their grills because Granbury Education Foundation’s sole annual fundraiser, 50 Fellas Food Fest, returns for its 12th year from 6-8:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct 18.

Well, here we are. It’s officially fall, and while the afternoons are still quite warm, the mornings are already cooler. So cooler temps are on the way. Football is on every weekend, baseball …

The Historic Granbury Merchant’s Association kicks off the “Celebration Capital of Texas” Labor Day festivities for four straight days of late-summer fun in the Granbury sun.

It's Christmas in July as Mr. and Mrs. Claus are working to raise funds to renovate their Granbury Santa House in the Gazebo on the Square.

Round up the posse and head down to the reunion grounds May 23-24 for a bucking good time at Hood County’s ninth annual Stampede Charity Rodeo. Join the cowboys and the roughstock of stampede as they bring in some of the world’s top bronc riding talent from around the world and wrangle up support for their charity of the year, the Be An Angel DFW.

With a hearty “yee-haw,” Hood County is leaving its red-hot brand on Texas’ “Cowboy Tourism” trail.

A walk down memory lane becomes even more enthralling when you’re accompanied by the enigmatic revolutionaries, indigenous forefathers and descendants of Texians who shaped our proud state’s history. Talk with these famed characters as you together take Hood County’s 14th annual “Stroll thru Texas History,” and see for yourself exactly how Granbury became known as the city “Where Texas History Lives.”

Just about everyone can agree that nothing is more American than lemonade or capitalism. On May 17, hundreds of local children will flock to the curb loaded down with lemons, sugar, and water to demonstrate this idea and usher in Hood County’s third annual Lemonade Day. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., make it your goal to stuff your bladders and the pockets of local fifth graders by hitting the streets and supporting as many of the young entrepreneurs stands as possible.

Nothing in this life beats a good old-fashioned hometown fish fry. Starting as a Lenten tradition, a fish fry on a spring Friday has become commonplace with all demographics, and is now considered as heartily American as apple pie. This year, Hood County’s biggest fish fry, called the ‘Taste of Tolar,’ is going to be hosted by the Tolar Education Foundation at LC Ranch April 26 at 6 p.m.