Lipan ISD’s accountability rating reports for the 2024-25 academic school year have been released, showing how LISD stacks up against other schools and districts in the state.

Texas historians and David Crockett descendants gathered Friday, Sept. 5, outside the gates of Acton Cemetery to watch as artist Gary Foreman unveiled a plaque commemorating the Crockets and their migration across Texas.

The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is calling all of Hood County’s female leaders to gather Sept. 16 for a day of connection, inspiration and empowerment during its fourth annual Women in Business Summit.

Granbury High School is in the midst of celebrating this year’s homecoming “Spirit for Decades,” with loads of events and festivities — and the fun’s not over yet!

Through their newly instituted nonprofit, Women’s Heart to Heart Ministry, four women are doing what they can to help the women of Hood County handle their grief following the loss of a child.

Mike Stafford has finally hung up his holster after 50 years in public service.

Discussion swirled around topics such as approving the city’s operating budgets, tax rates and amending ordinances surrounding bed and breakfasts during the Granbury City Council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 2.

The lyrics to an aptly named country song, “Sam,” by Sturgill Simpson read, “Many good dog was a friend to a man, but Sam was the greatest one.” It's a sentiment Lt. Josh Lane repeated of his four-legged partner, a black lab named Sam, upon his passing Aug 14.

Visit Granbury’s Executive Director Tammy Dooley is serving her town, industry and state as president of the Texas Association of Fairs and Events (TAFE), the oldest and largest event organization in Texas.

Long before Lake Granbury filled its banks, the Brazos cut a wild and winding course through Hood County. In 1957, writer John Graves paddled that stretch of river, knowing it was about to change …

“The Celebration Capital of Texas” took another step toward a new distinction as a “Tourism Friendly Community” on Aug. 19 during the Granbury City Council meeting.

The Aug. 25 school board meeting saw a slew of agenda items and heated discussion, leaving much without resolution — particularly on the matter of who will handle the school’s insurance.