Thursday, October 1, 2026
For the first time in nearly five decades, members of the Coates family once again rode through Granbury's Hometown Fourth of July Parade — not as participants behind the scenes, but as the honored …
Shanley Park Association members welcomed guests into the Shanley Sculpture Garden on July 3rd for the unveiling of “Ranch Repose,” a sculpture of Granbury legend Dan Coates done by local artist …
Pecan Plantation residents will have an opportunity to celebrate Independence Day in patriotic fashion during the community's annual Fourth of July Parade, today, Saturday, July 4. This year's …
Creating communication and marketing tools to increase community awareness of Lake Granbury Master Gardeners contributed to the Lake Granbury Master Gardeners PR/Communications Committee winning the …
Hood County residents Hannah Duncan and Allyson Matsinger have each been named as recipients of a 2026-27 Lake Granbury Master Gardeners $2,000 scholarship. Funding for the scholarships comes from …
I get questioned a lot about where is Striper Alley?” This name has been around for a while and is not identified on any map. It is called Striper Alley because this area on the lower ends …
As America prepares to celebrate its 250th Anniversary, Granbury and Hood County residents, businesses, and organizations joined together to "Paint the Town Red, White & Blue," creating a vibrant …
The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is proud to celebrate another incredibly successful Lemonade Day in Granbury — and what an unforgettable year it was.
A wise man once said, “You catch more flies with honey, but you catch more honeys being fly” — but according to Lake Granbury Honey’s co-owner, Mandy Cagle, one can't get much flier than dabbling in the honey game in the first place
Shake off the January chill and be among the first to cross the finish line on Granbury’s newest race, the Ice Age 5K, at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 17, at Hewlett Park.
Kelly Langdon is passionate about saving the native prairies of North Texas — so passionate he helped preserve his family’s 1,400-acre Acton ranch through a land easement — and wants to help other local landowners do the same.
As an outdoors writer for the past 40 years and a lifelong outdoors person, I have more than my share of downright comical things that occurred while spending time hunting, fishing and kicking around …