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While Independence enjoyers and Granbury supporters watched the Hometown 4 th of July parade, city departments probably wiped their foreheads in relief afterward as their months of planning resulted …

Acton Elementary students have been on summer break for more than a month now. While the kids are staying cool and going to camps, the elementary faculty have been learning and finding ways to …

The Ruth’s Place Board of Directors has decided to transition the operations of outreach services to better serve the Oak Trail Shores community. To achieve this goal, both the organization’s Outreach Center and food pantry will relocate to First Christian Church.

It's Christmas in July as Mr. and Mrs. Claus are working to raise funds to renovate their Granbury Santa House in the Gazebo on the Square.

Hood County Commissioners Court members are still developing a permit process and a fee schedule that will allow the county to enforce a state fire code safety policy.

Council chambers were a mix of heavy emotions Tuesday, July 1, as Granbury City Council members shared in both recognition and heartbreak during their regular meeting.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved, during its June 24 meeting, to reimburse Indian Harbor VFD $54,379.36 for the recent repairs made to Engine 51 — a county-owned apparatus.

During a regular meeting June 24, the Hood County Commissioners Court designated July 7 as Fallen Law Enforcement Officer Day in Hood County in recognition of the ultimate sacrifice made by Texas law enforcement officers.

During a special-called meeting June 11, representatives from local fire departments requested assistance from Hood County Commissioners Court in funding critical equipment.

Granbury's utility billing department was commended recently for its water leak monitoring software.

The Senior Center is calling upon residents to help save Hood County’s Meals on Wheels program. Recent funding cuts have reduced the program’s ability to provide nutritious meals and life-supporting services to more than 100 of its regular patrons.

Scenes from the summer art camp 

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