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Got a pathetic single friend you’re tired of seeing mope around? Well, fate’s dealt you a lucky opportunity. You don’t need to nab cupids' arrow to get your amigo some game this weekend, all you need are mediocre graphic design skills and a dream. Take matters into your own hands May 8 from seven to ten at Warren’s backyard through the medium of the all-powerful PowerPoint.

Imagine walking up to the front entrance of the Hood County Library, where one can see visitors relax as they sit on the butterfly bench to enjoy butterflies and hummingbirds as they swoop in for a …

They say one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Nowhere is this more evident than the Hood County Citizens Collection Station, where a carefully curated art exhibit hides in plain …

The Lake Granbury Art Association will sponsor the last Art in the Plaza for the season in the Granbury Square Plaza from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 26. The annual spring membership show of …

Just because the wicked witch is dead, doesn’t mean your weekend has to be! On April 24 and 25, come take a stroll down the yellow brick road with the thespians of Cornerstone Christian Academy as they perform their version of the technicolor classic, “The Wizard of Oz.”

When Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Isaac Moris joined the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) in 2021 as a 13-year-old, he had no clue that he and his best friend, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Cooper Roberts, would be the first cadets since their squadron’s founding in 1999 to earn the prestigious General Ira C. Eaker Award.

Robert Milo Jones will present the monthly artist demonstration at the April meeting of the Lake Granbury Art Association Monday, April 14. Jones will be teaching a two-day workshop titled …

The North Central Texas Civil War Round Table will meet April 14, at 6:30 p.m. at Spring Creek Barbeque, 317 E. Hwy 377 in Granbury. Patrick Falci, the nation’s leading historian on the life of Confederate General A.P. Hill, will present the program.

The 27 th annual Rio Brazos Juried Art Exhibition opened at Granbury’s Langdon Center Saturday, April 5. The art exhibit — a partnership between Tarleton State University Department of …

Nothing says celebrating the resurrected Christian Lord like watching 40 toddlers in smocking fight over pastel plastic eggs in a random field. It's a tradition as old as time, and one that the Hood County YMCA will be perpetuating on April 18 at 11 a.m. with feature guest crafter and Granbury bunny connoisseur Nancy Banks Marstiller.

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.

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.

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