President’s Day saw a nationwide movement of protests across the country, all under the umbrella of “50501,” which stands “50 Capitols in 50 states on one day.” The Hood County Democrats stood in solidarity with this movement, protesting President Trump’s administration and policies.

Ruth’s Place has been running a “Take a coat, leave a coat” program since the winter of 2023. As the name suggests, anyone is welcome to either drop off any coats they are no longer using or take one of the donated coats from the rack. The goal of this program is to provide anyone and everyone with a warm winter coat, something that many are forced to spend the colder months without.

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Granbury Theatre Academy recently attended the Junior Theatre Festival West in Sacramento, California. Group leaders Matt Beutner, Whitney Shearon, Bentleigh Nesbit, Kendrick Booth, Hayley Vantine …

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Four male suspects have been arrested on capital murder charges following the death of a Hood County resident last week.

Hood County will now pay Erath County more money to house jail inmates, following a price increase announced at the Hood County Commissioners Court meeting Feb. 11.

In a proud moment for the Granbury community, Harbor Lakes Nursing and Rehabilitation Center staff revealed the facility was recently named No. 2 in Newsweek’s Best Nursing Homes in Texas.

Connor Ryan Darland, a 33-year-old Granbury resident, was sentenced to 14 years in a Texas penitentiary earlier this month after pleading guilty to a first-degree felony charge of attempt to commit capital murder. The verdict — delivered Feb. 3 — took place in the 355th Judicial District Court of Hood County.

After two separate meetings and three hours of discussion, the Hood County Commissioners Court voted “No” to placing a jail bond on the May ballot.

The Jazz Society of Hood County has decided to postpone the Jazz Fest to Saturday, March 1. Originally scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 22, the group decided to postpone the event due to the especially cold temperatures. The free event kicks off at 10:30 a.m. and ends at 9 p.m. with tunes emanating from three different stages — at the Langdon, Granbury Square and Hewlett Park.