Nothing in this life beats a good old-fashioned hometown fish fry. Starting as a Lenten tradition, a fish fry on a spring Friday has become commonplace with all demographics, and is now considered as heartily American as apple pie. This year, Hood County’s biggest fish fry, called the ‘Taste of Tolar,’ is going to be hosted by the Tolar Education Foundation at LC Ranch April 26 at 6 p.m.

The Granbury Athletic Association recently issued a check in the amount of $7,180 to the city of Granbury to help fund a new scoreboard, which will be installed at the Granbury City Park Baseball and Softball Complex.

In opposing political rallies — cleverly dubbed the “Hands Off” and “Hands On” protests — demonstrators flooded the square April 5, eager to make their voices heard on several national issues.

Granbury’s natural medicine and holistic remedy store Bee Healthy has been family-owned and Hood County-operated since its opening in 2015. The dedicated staff of Bee Healthy works daily to ensure that they supply you with exactly what you need to keep you operating at your top-notch best.

The playroom at the Hood County YMCA just received a stunning transformation in the facility’s own version of Extreme Makeover: Hood County Edition.

T.E.X.A.S. Rescue husband-and-wife duo Tracy and Vicki Miller have set their sights on a new rescue mission aimed at rescuing hundreds of wild burros in the Davis Mountain Resort in Fort Davis.

Construction has officially started on a 47-acre mixed-use community located on Highway 377 — a project that will bring new restaurants, shops and homes to the Granbury area.

No matter what side of the fence you may find yourself on, most everyone seems to be in agreement that the world is going to heck in a handbasket. Sure, the world has seen its fair share of ups and downs, but the modern citizen is not nearly as equipped to deal with this turbulence as our ancestors who came before.

Mother and daughter duo, Missy Brooks and Amanda Salazar are turning their new business, The Playhouse, into Granbury’s hottest hub for littles and the adults who love them. Completing the space with everything to set a young child’s imagination alight, these two entrepreneurs are all play and no work — and that's just the way they like it, thank you very much.

Nothing will carry the winter blues into the hazy days of summer like you or a loved one experiencing a senseless roadside accident. However, each year, as the weather gets warmer and people once again start to get active outdoors, pedestrian and cycling incidents increase exponentially. To raise awareness for these dangers and hopefully protect some of Texas’ roadway users, TxDOT has launched their new campaign, “Be Safe. Drive Smart.”

When Michelle Summers took over her family’s holistic health business, Bee Healthy, in 2022, she wasn’t a believer in the capabilities of natural medicine. However, these days, she’s a complete convert and has dedicated her life and her career to finding natural ways to help Hood County’s residents feel a little better each day.