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Registrations are now being accepted by the Hood County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office for horticulture training to become a master gardener. The classes will meet every Tuesday beginning March 25 and concluding on May 27. Class locations locate between Hood, Somervell and Johnson County. Deadline to apply is Jan. 31.

Go Play calendar will feature recurring activities that are open to the public. These items will run each week along with other activities across the area. Submit Go Play listings to …

This year marked 70 years for the Hood County Junior Livestock Show and Sale. Events ran from Tuesday, Jan. 7 through Saturday, Jan. 11. As is often the case for the Hood County Junior Livestock Show, the week was cold and wet, but that didn’t stop the excitement emanating from the Reunion grounds as young contenders both from Granbury, Lipan and Tolar FFA groups and Hood County area 4-H groups gathered to show their animals, their skills and their wares.

Granbury Civic Chorus Monday evening rehearsals began Jan. 20 in preparation for the Spring “Seasons” concert. The organization is pleased to announce a new artistic …

The following is a breakdown of activity that occurred through the Granbury Police Department during the period of Jan 6-12. While there were many incidents, this is a partial list of more …

The Hood County Commissioners Court voted to adopt a resolution Tuesday that, if approved by the Texas Legislature, would change how members of the Hood County Hospital District board become appointment.

With their reindeer hitched and the sleigh all packed, Mr. and Mrs. Claus have officially closed Santa House for the holidays, spreading cheer to a total of 6,761 guests — setting a new record for the Hood County duo.

The Hood County Commissioners Court approved an additional $6,600 in emergency repairs to the jail intercom system during a special meeting Jan. 14.

The city of Granbury is making headway on its Comprehensive Plan, with adoption set to take place as early as March.

Granbury City Council adopted a resolution last week evidencing support for the construction of a senior housing development and its proposed 9% housing tax credit.

Hood County residents will now be alerted if fraudulent activity is detected on their county property records — all thanks to a new service launched by County Clerk Christine Leftwich.

The recent termination of two employees from the Hood County District Clerk’s Office has caused a stir around the community, with some residents arguing that the situation was driven by a political agenda.

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