The Hood County News has been following a group of Granbury FFA students this school year in order to give the reader insight into how the FFA program functions and a bit of insight into the work the students put in to the program. An article that appeared in the Hood County News in October explained the leadership events and career development events  and speaking events that FFA students participate in in addition to agricultural mechanics and animal management.

The following is a breakdown of activity that occurred through the Granbury Police Department during the period of March 4-8 . While there were many incidents, this is a partial list of more …

Look, I love food. I’m the person who thinks about dinner while eating lunch. But I also know that if I’m not careful, I’ll end up surviving on nothing but coffee and whatever snack …

If you’ve ever needed a reason to stop, look up, and marvel at the universe, March is handing you a really cool one. This month, the sky is putting on a total lunar eclipse (Blood Moon) March …

Dogs are way more intelligent than we give them credit for. Sure, they still chase their own tails and get startled by their own farts, but when it comes to reading emotions, they’re like …

I’m 63, which means I’m officially “getting up there” but still young enough to roll my eyes when my kids call me “old.” I’m in that sweet spot where I can …

The Elizabeth Crockett Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted their Student Awards Ceremony and reception at Decordova Bend Country Club on Feb 8.

Typically, when someone hears the word ‘trolley,’ their mind typically goes one of two ways; either towards scenic hills of San Francisco, or the 1967 moral philosophy quandary— but rest assured— this article isn’t about a trolley problem, this article applauds Visit Granbury’s efforts towards a trolley solution. On Feb. 28, Visit Granbury unveiled two new trolleys, replacing the one that had been operating since the service began over a decade ago.

Every year on March 2, Granbury’s two titles: ‘Celebration Capital of Texas’ and ‘Where Texas History Lives’ coincide, as a weekend full of festivity unfolds in Hood County, honoring Texas’ independence and everything that makes the Lonestar state special.

Courtney Morawski may have just climbed aboard the Pirate ship, but Granbury Independent School District’s new superintendent is already setting sail toward a brighter future.

What started out as a small-town movie backdrop soon became the setting of a real-life love story for Aledo film director Bill McAdams Jr. — and it's all thanks to Granbury’s starring role.

The Hood County Hospital District board voted 6:3 last Friday to authorize a $94,000 payment for a comprehensive appraisal of the hospital — an action deemed necessary as the district moves forward with its ongoing lease negotiation with Community Health Systems, Inc.