At its Aug. 8  Rise and Grind event, Visit Granbury unveiled the official names of Granbury’s two new iconic and retro-inspired trollies. These two trollies hit Granbury’s streets in late February, replacing the trolley that had serviced the city since the trolley system was introduced more than a decade ago.

Production lights beat the sun to Granbury's square Aug. 6, illuminating the historic Texas landmark for Steve Doocy as he praised the “Celebration Capital of Texas” on Fox and Friends’ “Main Street America” segment.

One upcoming event is promising “A Little Less Conversation” and a lot more rock n’ roll when Elvis tribute artist Hunter Cole graces the stage from 4-7 p.m. at Oasis Tranquilo, 950 Williamson Road, Sunday, Aug. 17.

Despite the development boom of North Texas, the Native Prairies Association of Texas made yet another major leap into protecting Texas’ precarious prairies in Somervell County through Drake Ranch’s recent acquisition of a conservation easement. The association now looks hopefully toward Hood County.

Granbury High School’s new principal Duane Fish is no stranger to school administration, but he is a stranger to Granbury ISD. Aug 14, Fish will take his place at the helm of the pirate ship, beginning his first year as GHS’s principal — and he’s got some lofty goals for the pirate crew.

Classes in the Granbury Independent School District begin Thursday, Aug. 14, but there’s lots to do — both before and after the official first day of school.

There was a moment as I left the theater when I realized I couldn’t stop smiling. In a time when superhero films often feel bloated or forgettable, Superman feels like something different. It’s not just a great comic book movie—it’s a joyful reminder of why we fell in love with heroes in the first place. David Corenswet doesn’t just play Superman, he embodies him, the way Robert Downey Jr. once did with Tony Stark. What follows is a spoiler-free look at why this film works, and why kindness, as the movie reminds us, really is punk rock.

Granbury Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Courtney Morawski’s fourth and final ambassador’s meeting, held July 28, focused on what being an effective board of trustee member looks like— and how to get you, as a prospective board member, aligned with this vision, on the ballot, and seated at the dais.

What do you get when you combine classic Hollywood glamor, toe-tapping dance numbers, a homemade rainstorm, and actual movies playing inside a century-old theatre? You get Granbury Theatre …

Hood County firefighters rolled up their sleeves and “extinguished” the competition in this year’s Battle of the Badges blood drive.

The legacy of the late Dr. Romeo Bachand, known for his quick wit and heart for the community he adored, will now forever be memorialized through a special proclamation presented July 22 by the Hood County Commissioners Court.