The Lake Granbury Arts Association is presenting a juried Photography Show and Sale through June 17 at the Shanely House Gallery, 224A N. Travis St., in Granbury.

It’s easy to overlook something that’s always been there. In a lot of towns, the local newspaper is just part of the background. It shows up each week, sits on kitchen counters, gets flipped …

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

Athletes train for years in their chosen sport(s). That training can be grueling, but the athlete loves the sport(s) he or she is training for; it’s not all for naught. When that athlete …

More than six decades after it first captured the hearts of readers across the country, “To Kill a Mockingbird” remains one of the most powerful and thought-provoking stories ever told. Now, Granbury Theatre Company is bringing this American classic to the stage at the historic Granbury Opera House, opening Friday, May 8, and running for three weekends through Sunday, May 24, with special Thursday evening performances May 14 and May 21.

Get ready for a weekend full of laughter, heart and a whole lot of puppy-powered fun as the Granbury Theatre Academy presents its Spring Academy productions at the historic Granbury Opera House. This special weekend showcases the incredible work of student performers ages 8-18, bringing two very different — but equally entertaining — productions to life on stage.

Ruby Lee McCray Sargent, of Granbury, was born Feb. 25, 1937, in Seagraves, a small Texas town near the New Mexico border. She was the 10th of 12 children born to Levi and Grace McCray. In a family …

There’s a question that doesn’t come up very often, but it’s one worth thinking about: What actually makes a town feel like home? For some people, it’s where they grew up. For others, …

This photo by David S. Shaw of Granbury won this week’s Hood County News Bluebonnets in Bloom contest, sponsored by Myers Automotive. He took the photo in 2024 in Wimberly.

The Opera Guild Association was established in 1978. Since that time, it has evolved into the Opera Guild of Granbury, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization. In 2020, the Opera Guild of Granbury decided to support the Granbury Academy by providing scholarships. This program recognizes students who consistently attend classes and demonstrate their commitment to learning more about acting. The guild has also made donations to the academy toward students’ trips to the National Junior Festival, two trips each year.

The following listings are weekly meetings that give support to those who need it free of charge.