The Granbury City Council recently approved the issuance and sale of $15.7 million in Special Assessment Revenue Bonds to fund infrastructure improvements for the new LakeView Landing mixed-use community.

On Tuesday, April 22, the Hood County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to adopt changes to voting Precincts 409 and 415, ensuring compliance with state election laws.

During a regular meeting April 22, the Hood County Commissioners Court officially proclaimed the week of April 21-25 as Every Kid Healthy Week.

This year, staff of the Paluxy River Children’s Advocacy Center will be planting more than just pinwheels — they’ll be putting down roots at a brand-new facility.

The Cresson Volunteer Fire Department will soon be getting a replacement brush truck — one that can carry twice as much water as the department’s current unit.

During a Hood County Commissioners Court meeting April 8, Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds confirmed he had filed paperwork with U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement for the HCSO to participate in the 287(g) program.

The following is a breakdown of activity that occurred through the Granbury Police Department during the period of April 6-12. While there were many incidents, this is a partial list of more …

The Hood County News has been following a group of Granbury FFA students this school year in order to give the reader insight into how the FFA program functions and a bit of insight into the work the …

As Granbury becomes known across the nation as the Best Historic Small Town, a place known for its culture, its beautiful landscape and its art, a small but unusual collection of art quietly resides …

In 2025, there have been more than 607 reported cases of measles in the United States, with more than 480 of these cases occurring in Texas alone. The largest outbreak is occurring in West Texas, which has resulted in 56 hospitalizations and two deaths of school-aged children – the first measles deaths since 2015.

Not everyone can claim they’ve worked in every part of the industry they’ve dedicated their life to, but Hyde Media can proudly say its new sports editor, Josh Burton, has just about done it all. Burton will serve as the sports editor for both the Hood County News and Gatesville Messenger. Burton has decades of experience and is an award-winning writer and photographer.

Just because the wicked witch is dead, doesn’t mean your weekend has to be! On April 24 and 25, come take a stroll down the yellow brick road with the thespians of Cornerstone Christian Academy as they perform their version of the technicolor classic, “The Wizard of Oz.”