After winning the 7th annual Voice of Granbury Audition Night, Lee Monroe said he was excited, honored and maybe a bit surprised.

The Lake Granbury Art Association is in the midst of its annual Fall Show, which displays the artwork through Oct. 26. at the association’s gallery in the historic Shanley House.

Jim Robinson has dedicated the last 20 years of his life to conservation and forestry. As the October keynote speaker of Acton Nature Center’s Monthly Lecture Series, Robinson is teaching his Hood County neighbors how to follow suit.

There’s nothing like a little murder to get you in the mood for fall. Not the real kind, of course—the hilarious, over-the-top kind that’s been delighting audiences for more than 80 …

The Elizabeth Crockett Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution took its turn Sept. 12-14 hosting a three-day celebration of America’s independence – “America 250: The American Revolution Experience.”

Granbury ISD’s Chief Financial Officer Emmett Whitefield held his monthly Coffee with the CEO meeting, during which he elaborated on GISD’s FIRST rating for the 2024-25 year. The district earned its 21st Superior Achievement rating.

Most of the individuals who attended Friends of Memorial Lane’s 9/11 Memorial can recall exactly where they were on the morning of 9/11, but 24 years has a way of dulling the memories. Thats why, on the recent evening of Sept.11 service members, city leaders and anyone who simply wanted to remember, gathered to pay their respects to America’s fallen.

Texas historians and David Crockett descendants gathered Friday, Sept. 5, outside the gates of Acton Cemetery to watch as artist Gary Foreman unveiled a plaque commemorating the Crockets and their migration across Texas.

The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is calling all of Hood County’s female leaders to gather Sept. 16 for a day of connection, inspiration and empowerment during its fourth annual Women in Business Summit.

Granbury High School is in the midst of celebrating this year’s homecoming “Spirit for Decades,” with loads of events and festivities — and the fun’s not over yet!

Through their newly instituted nonprofit, Women’s Heart to Heart Ministry, four women are doing what they can to help the women of Hood County handle their grief following the loss of a child.

The Aug. 25 school board meeting saw a slew of agenda items and heated discussion, leaving much without resolution — particularly on the matter of who will handle the school’s insurance.