Thursday, October 1, 2026
Local Government

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.

Hood County Commissioner’s Court called a special meeting for Tuesday, Sept. 30, to discuss salaries tied to the Hood County matrix, holiday pay and more. Hood County resident Kenneth …

Trustees approved the campus improvement plans for the 2025-26 school year during the regular meeting Sept. 15.

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.

After weeks of tension-filled meetings and back-and-forth discussions, the city of Granbury and Hood County are back on the same wavelength with the Granbury Regional Radio Network (GRRN) — though the road to agreement was anything but static-free.

It’s been a month since Hood County first addressed camera installation issues with Flock Safety — but so far, concerns regarding a financial credit and contract approval have yet to be resolved.

Hood County voters have a big decision to make this November on whether or not to approve two bond measures — propositions that could result in a $2,000 increase in debt per capita.

During the Hood County Commissioners Court meeting Sept. 9, the court voted unanimously to allow the city of Granbury to have a third-party company make alterations to the courthouse for light installation.

Hood County Commissioners Court has an additional $5.4 million in its budget after accepting the proceeds from the sale of the Hood County YMCA building.

Granbury City Council has taken the first step toward greenlighting a new gas station — complete with a Sonic inside — that will be located at 3210 Loop 567.

The arrival of locally sought-after retailers Hobby Lobby and Academy Sports + Outdoors is one step closer to reality, following zoning approvals from the Granbury Planning and Zoning Commission, followed by City Council.

Hood County Commissioners Court has unanimously adopted the 2025-26 budget and set a lower tax rate than was initially proposed last month.

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