Ridge Roberts added to his impressive young resumé as he defended his Grand Champion National Fiddling title. This 22-year-old prodigy from Granbury now is the back-to-back National Grand …
It’s not finished until the election is called — and with four newly proposed projects in the transportation bond program, Hood County officials still have a few more decisions to make before the green light.
With the future of Hood County’s Information Technology Department still up in the air, efforts are now underway to consider both in-sourcing and out-sourcing options.
The legacy of the late Dr. Romeo Bachand, known for his quick wit and heart for the community he adored, will now forever be memorialized through a special proclamation presented July 22 by the Hood County Commissioners Court.
Members of the Pecan Plantation Volunteer Fire Department and EMS soon will be operating out of a newly renovated and expanded station — just in time for the winter season. During the …
An hour-long discussion during a July 25 special-called Hood County Commissioners Court meeting became rather tense, as county officials debated whether or not to approve raises and overtime at the Hood County Sheriff's Office (HCSO).
With Granbury’s growth comes a need for additional facilities and expanded recreational spaces to meet the demand — and new baseball/softball fields are at the top of that list for Granbury City Council.
Following multiple rounds of voting and deliberation, Granbury officials have now filled two seats on the Granbury Regional Airport Board.
During the Harvest Moon Festival Oct. 25, tourists and members of the Lake Granbury Art Association will gather in the parking lot of the Shanley House and watch as a steamroller passes over the artwork of 20 novice printmakers, leaving quite the impression — both on the pages and on the crowd.
Following the conclusion of the legislative session June 2, school districts are scrambling to adhere to recent changes in state law. One of the most notable changes centers around House Bill 1481, which prohibits the use of cellular communication devices by students on district property during school hours.
It’s time for all the Little Rattlers to go meet their new teachers for the 2025-26 school year. All grades and teachers at Tolar Elementary will open their doors from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, …
Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 1481 into law June 22, banning “personal wireless communication devices” during class times. Tolar ISD already has its response to the cell phone ban …