Make a mark on the community by donating a marker, help erase generational poverty by donating an eraser, and pencil in a child's future by donating a pencil,  because Operation Back to School is back — and bigger than ever.

How many times must one read “Happy Birthday” before the glad tidings can truly be felt? That will be Harry Whisler’s question as he works his way through reading the 103 birthday cards sent to him from far and wide in honor of his 103rd birthday July 15.

Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he’ll never go hungry. But what happens when you teach a woman to fish? Well, in the case of Sherry McClesky, it means you’ll spend your summers passing along the trade to other young women.

Residents of the Mitchell Bend community are now in the process of becoming an incorporated city — a change that’s dependent upon the outcome of the November election.

Members of the Cresson Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) had their hearts in the right place June 7 — in more ways than one — as they offered free electrocardiograms to area youth.

Granbury’s favorite butting ground, Bogeys and Stogies, is holding the shop’s first ever Ladies Night, June 17 at 6 p.m.

Hood County Precinct 2 Commissioner Nannette Samuelson put her best foot forward — quite literally — as she crossed the finish line of the Boston Marathon April 21.

From a Forward Training Center student to a member of its staff, Tiffany Moffett is a true example of someone who is constantly moving forward — both literally and figuratively.

Have a young thespian looking for a chance to break into the spotlight? Look no further than Cornerstone Christian Academy’s Broadway Bootcamp.

AVIVA Granbury couple Nancy and Ransom (Ranny) Danley recently celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary, complete with streamers, cake and even live entertainment.

When the curtain rises on Hairspray: The Broadway Musical at the historic Granbury Opera House, audiences had better buckle up. They’re in for a wild ride through 1962 Baltimore—a world …

When 9-year-old Abigail Junkins sat on the dais at last week’s Granbury City Council meeting, she wasn’t just wearing the mayor’s sash — she was also helping to raise thousands of dollars for her school.