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The Historic Granbury Merchant’s Association kicks off the “Celebration Capital of Texas” Labor Day festivities for four straight days of late-summer fun in the Granbury sun.

Hood County’s window repair project at the historic courthouse is turning out to be a much bigger undertaking than initially expected.

Hood County schools have received their report cards with letter grades for their performance during the 2024-25 school year, like actual report cards schools give their students.. A: …

Hood County Commissioners Court officially accepted and signed for the 2026 Flock camera grant Aug. 12 — but not before acknowledging nearly all the cameras from the previous grant still remain uninstalled.

Granbury High School’s Gannon Dolan won the Cowtown 2 Mile Challenge with a time of 9 minutes, 54.62 seconds. North Richland Hill hosted the event Aug 16 at The Buff in Fort Worth. His …

Hood County Senior Center’s new director, Meredith Corrigan, has given her youth to helping the elderly.

Granbury Education Foundation (GEF) is celebrating all that educators do for the communities this back-to-school season, starting with two educators in particular — principals Melissa Shipp with STEAM Academy at Mambrino and Maggie Walton with Acton Elementary School.

Jeff Cocanour is going through something, and he’s taking the entirety of the Western art world through it with him.

Granbury’s Mike Tabor has hit it out of the park again with his art. His newly created statue is going into the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame. His statue for Major League Baseball Hall of Fame …

A 33-year-old man is dead following an altercation and a stabbing at a family get-together in Hood County.

A disagreement between Granbury City Council and Hood County Commissioners Court recently came to a head during their respective meetings, as both governing bodies expressed frustration about the Granbury Regional Radio Network (GRRN).

Granbury city officials are taking a stand against several proposed legislative bills they say could result in an insurmountable amount of financial damage to the city and its ability to operate efficiently.

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