Friday, October 2, 2026
Hood County is one step closer to repairing several storm-damaged windows in the historic courthouse, after awarding the bid to Colleyville-based contractor Cardinal Waterproofing in the amount of $56,795.
To offer a more secure connection between regional partners, Granbury officials have now authorized a major upgrade to the Granbury Regional Radio Network (GRRN).
Granbury is a town filled with outstanding community leaders — and two were recognized Tuesday, July 15, during the Granbury City Council meeting for their unwavering dedication of service and heart.
Barbara Gibson has been a part of the Granbury town square since the late 1960s. She owned a few shops there back in the day and sold a few different items, but some of her creations can still be …
The Granbury Pirate Touchdown Club is once again hitting the green to raise some money for the football team. The Touchdown Clubs “Pirates on the Green Annual Golf Tournament” is being …
Danny Tuggle, former Justice of the Peace for Precinct 4, has officially dropped out of the 2026 race for Hood County Judge.
One of the many programs at Granbury High School is the Marine Corps Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps. This historic program has announced the appointment of 1st Sgt. Jose A. Guerra, USMC …
Following the adoption of the Master Thoroughfare Plan (MTP) in March — which aims to address congestion and safety issues along key roadways — Hood County Commissioners Court is now eyeing a $717 million bond proposal for November 2025 that would fund 11 key transportation projects.
After years of countless discussions and repeated claims of “kicking the can down the road,” officials now have a cost analysis in hand revealing how a jail expansion could end up saving Hood County millions of dollars.
A vehicle crashed into Brazos Beauty Bar and Barber, 421 W. Pearl St., early Monday afternoon July 14, sending debris flying and startling employees and customers inside. Kirstie Tennant, one of …
The Tolar United Methodist Church House is proving you don't have to be big to leave a legacy — especially one that spans 100 years (and counting).
Granbury City Council is taking a “swing” at revitalizing Harbor Lakes Golf Club by approving new recreational activities for its members.