If Jane Austen were alive today — and, let’s be honest, she'd totally be on TikTok with a million snarky followers — she might be delighted (and perhaps a little smug) to know that …

The Lake Granbury Art Association held its reception and awards ceremony for the spring membership show April 26 at the Shanley House Gallery. The show is limited to LGAA members. The spring …

Lt. David Lowery of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department has been named District 16 Firefighter of the Year by the State Firefighters’ and Fire Marshals’ Association of Texas.

It's a rare scenario when a family has become so engrained in a community that they can boast five consecutive generations to have all graduated from the same high school, but the story of the Huston/Warren’s family out of Tolar is one such example.

Richard Nelson began his long affair with print news more than 40 years ago. With varied experience at seven publications and operating as the publisher of five of them, Nelson is excited to bring his garnered expertise to the HCN as its new executive editor.

The roof! The roof! The roof is (hopefully not) on fire! Those song lyrics may run through attendees’ heads Thursday, May 15, during Commanche Cove Neighborhood Watch’s countywide neighborhood watch get-together, with open community discussion led by county Fire Marshal Jeff Young and representatives from the Brazos River Authority.

As executive director of Lake Pointe Academy in Granbury, Cristin Coulter is doing everything in her power to make the dreams of her students and the dreams of other Hood County teens with learning disabilities just a little more possible – some might even say “Prom Possible.”

With a hearty “yee-haw,” Hood County is leaving its red-hot brand on Texas’ “Cowboy Tourism” trail.

In a literal pint-sized competition, local first-responders will be competing in the sixth annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive to see which department can claim the 2025 victory.

Fifteen years later and the Granbury Ghosts and Legends Tour is still raising spirits — both figuratively and literally. Since 2010, the Granbury Ghosts and Legends Tour has been the perfect evening activity for both residents and tourists eager to get their spook on.

A walk down memory lane becomes even more enthralling when you’re accompanied by the enigmatic revolutionaries, indigenous forefathers and descendants of Texians who shaped our proud state’s history. Talk with these famed characters as you together take Hood County’s 14th annual “Stroll thru Texas History,” and see for yourself exactly how Granbury became known as the city “Where Texas History Lives.”

The world of school districts, board meetings and superintendents can be mystifying for those who don’t engage daily in the education sector of the community. To bridge the gap and strengthen ties between Granbury residents and GISD, new Superintendent Dr. Courtney Morawski has launched the Ambassador Program in hopes of educating the community about the district’s inner workings.