There’s a familiar crackle in the air around the Granbury Opera House this fall — and it’s not just from the lightning bolts in Dr. Frankenstein’s lab. The Granbury Theatre …

Leaves are falling but spirits are lifting as the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7835 kicks off the season’s fall festivities with their first fall festival; raising funds in support of veterans and their families while celebrating the bounty fall has to offer.

The Quilt Guild of Granbury’s bi-annual quilt show returns Oct 17-18 at First Methodist Church.  

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.

Granbury Middle School’s theater production class is kicking off its season with a bang with their production of the program “The Audition,” by Don Zolidis.

Three students on Granbury High School’s debate team placed during this school year’s first Texas Forensics Association (TFA) tournament Sept. 27 in Abilene and have no intention of slowing down.

The students of Granbury High School’s Floral Design program are finally earning their flowers — literally.

Gentlemen, “start your engines,” because the Brazos River Corvette Club is hosting its 19th annual “Vettes on the Square” fundraiser on the courthouse parking lot Saturday, October 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 pm.

After winning the 7th annual Voice of Granbury Audition Night, Lee Monroe said he was excited, honored and maybe a bit surprised.

The Lake Granbury Art Association is in the midst of its annual Fall Show, which displays the artwork through Oct. 26. at the association’s gallery in the historic Shanley House.

Granbury ISD’s Chief Financial Officer Emmett Whitefield held his monthly Coffee with the CEO meeting, during which he elaborated on GISD’s FIRST rating for the 2024-25 year. The district earned its 21st Superior Achievement rating.