Friday, October 2, 2026
The path to Hood County’s future now rests in the voters’ hands, after the Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved orders calling for two November bond elections: a jail expansion/renovation and nine road projects.
One of the youngest and most “optimistic” clubs at Granbury High School is coming off its most successful event yet. The GHS Junior optimist club attended the Junior Optimist …
United Bulls and Broncs Inc. is bringing its nationwide cattle drive down to the Hood County Reunion Grounds Aug. 16 for an all-day rodeo event — Grounds for Glory.
At its Aug. 8 Rise and Grind event, Visit Granbury unveiled the official names of Granbury’s two new iconic and retro-inspired trollies. These two trollies hit Granbury’s streets in late February, replacing the trolley that had serviced the city since the trolley system was introduced more than a decade ago.
Production lights beat the sun to Granbury's square Aug. 6, illuminating the historic Texas landmark for Steve Doocy as he praised the “Celebration Capital of Texas” on Fox and Friends’ “Main Street America” segment.
Lipan Indians showed out Aug 11 from 4-6 p.m. at the elementary school to meet their homeroom teachers for the 2025-26 school year. The little Indians met their teaches, found their desk and …
A new luxury housing development is one step closer to reality, after Granbury City Council approved a zoning change Aug. 5.
After more than a year of meticulous planning, tweaks and open engagement with residents, the city of Granbury has officially adopted its 2025 Comprehensive Plan — setting the stage for the city’s growth within the next decade.
With Granbury’s population continuing to soar — and downtown parking lots starting to feel like an adult version of musical chairs — city officials now are exploring the idea of a parking garage.
The Hood County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Granbury man in connection with six felonies and two misdemeanors Monday evening. Steven McGowan, 36, faces one count of aggravated assault …
Granbury City Council members entertained several topics of discussion during its two-hour meeting Aug. 5, with proposals of a downtown parking garage and a tax-rate increase serving as key items on the agenda.
On Tuesday, July 29, representatives from both Hood County and Somervell County, along with the Texas A&M Forest Service, gathered at the historic courthouse to formally sign the Community Wildfire Protection Plan into action.