The Granbury Lady Pirates topped the field in the Fossil Ridge Run of the Panther cross country meet at The Bluff in Haltom City Sept. 5. Four Lady Pirates finished in the top 20 runners and all five …

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As the school year begins and September rolls around, there’s one tool more powerful than ever to keep in your back pocket—your library card. Celebrated every year since 1987, National …

The Granbury City Council officially designated Sept. 28 as Granbury Woman’s Club National Day of Service during a regularly scheduled meeting Sept. 17. This proclamation is in honor of the organization’s commitment to fighting food insecurity within the community.

During a regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday, the Granbury City Council voted unanimously to extend the city’s current moratorium within the central, western and eastern corporate city limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction through Oct. 4, 2025.

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The board closed the meeting by reminding the participants that future discussions will include HVAC system improvements, which will utilize funds from the state’s recent settlement related to frozen property taxes. To watch the board meeting, visit https://www.youtube.com/live/YhYCle-UMdo?si=Oheim2TVa_HA8Q_Z

“The show takes listeners through 140 years of history and five generations of the Lomax family, all of which have been devoted to finding, preserving and presenting American music and cultural expression,” Lomax said.

From serving breakfast to first responders to winning a national essay contest and engaging in hands-on scientific research, the evening showcased the diverse talents and dedication of the district’s young scholars.

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Over the course of the tournament, Colton batted an astounding .875, with seven hits, one home run and three RBIs, earning him the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. His home run in the championship game helped secure a 7-4 victory against Venezuela.