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The Hood County Commissioners Court voted 3:2 to pass a resolution that will limit government power to both the U.S. and Texas Constitutions during a regularly scheduled meeting Nov. 12.

The Granbury Independent School District has officially entered into an agreement with StoneWater Church to establish an additional emergency site in the event of a mass evacuation.

The Hood County Commissioners Court reviewed its rules of procedure, conduct and decorum Nov. 12, following a recent public dispute with a resident.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a resolution Nov. 12 in support of a county motor fuel tax exemption.

Granbury’s three-story clock tower, located on top of the historic courthouse, will soon receive quarterly inspections — at no cost to the county.

The Granbury Independent School District board of trustees elected a new president and vice president during its meeting Monday, Nov. 18.

Hood County residents will soon be able to tell if any fraudulent activity is detected on their county property records.

The Tolar Rattlers (10-1) won their 10th consecutive football game and advanced to the second round of the Class 3A Division II playoffs with their second victory against Millsap (4-7) this season. …

On Nov. 2, 37 new firefighters graduated from the Granbury Fire Academy. The diverse group of men and women represent fire departments from Granbury, DeCordova, Cresson, Pecan Plantation, Indian Harbor, Tolar, Brazos, Bluff Dale, Somervell County and Morgan Mill.

On Sunday, Nov. 10, local Hood County firefighters and EMS successfully rescued a 2-year-old from a burning apartment building — a lifesaving effort that made national news. In a striking coincidence, however, the same lifesaving techniques that enabled the dramatic rescue were honed at the very fire training facility now slated for much-needed repairs.

Last week, parents and community members alike gathered for a community discussion forum regarding the search for a new GISD superintendent.

Frustration has reached a boiling point at the Lake Granbury Harbor Owners Association as members plan to take a stand Saturday, Nov. 23, to remove the current board of directors. Elizabeth …

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