A chamber ribbon cutting for the revamped Friends of the Library bookstore at 222 N. Travis St. has been rescheduled for 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, April 23.
With spring weather upon us, more motorcyclists are on the road, and Mayor Nin Hulett is urging motorists to be careful and courteous when sharing the road with them.
Tommy Maxwell, class of 1969, will speak at the Hood Somervell A&M Club Aggie Muster on Saturday, April 20. Maxwell is president/CEO of Coaches Outreach.
Six feet deep: the length of a fathom, a nautical term used to measure depth. Six feet under: where God went this Saturday, this day after the cross but before
The annual spring syle show was titled “Everyday Enchantment,” for the Lake Granbury Newcomers Club. Fashions were provided by local merchants and modeled by members. The show was directed by
The Pecan Plantation Woman’s Club (PPWC) will enjoy a spring show of “Fashion through the Decades” at its April gathering on Thursday. Social time begins at 9:30 a.m. with President
The Tejas Brothers of Fort Worth will bring their Tex-Mex Honky Tonk show to Granbury Live on the square Friday night at 7:30 p.m. A typical show might start with
It surrounds you when you walk through the door. The smell of leather. The scent is probably one of the most loved – certainly more so than the musky perfume
More volunteers are needed for the Bible Reading Marathon at the gazebo on the square. Readers begin at 7 a.m. Friday, April 26 and continue through May 2, coinciding with
The 10th annual Gran-bury Wine Walk is approaching and more volunteers are needed. Volunteers can work at the ticket booth, pour wine if they are certified, count tickets, work with
With the potential for severe weather approaching, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain items tax-free April 27-29 during the state’s sales tax holiday for emergency preparation
Granbury High School seniors are preparing for graduation exercises at the Fort Worth Convention Center at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 28. About 428 seniors will receive their diplomas. More
Nettie Baccus Elementary School kindergarten students learned about Texas heritage during a Farm and Ranch Agriculture Day last week at the Granbury ISD Agricultural Science Complex. Granbury FFA students and
Granbury ISD celebrated its assistant principals last week during National Assistant Principals Week on April 8-12. The week is designated by the National Association of Elementary School Principals and the
STEAM Academy at Mambrino students learned about physics during an egg drop competition on April 12. Students designed a contraption to prevent a raw egg from cracking during a fall
The Hood County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Alan Odell Rhone, 47, who has a felony warrant for possession of a controlled substance. Rhone’s address is listed in the 6200
Hood County Crime Stoppers and the Hood County Sheriff’s Office need help solving burglaries on Jan. 24. A person or persons broke into several storage units in the 3300 block
Orville Coker has a warning for Hood County gardeners: “People need to be careful there they put their hands,” the Hill City resident said. Coker was smart. He was using
Five-year-old Oakley Shelby had plenty of help last week in breaking ground for the swings that will soon be placed at the Firefi ghters Playground by Memorial Lane. The swings
About 20 years ago legendary Lipan musician Joe Bass asked Jimmy Walker if he would like to join his band. Walker didn’t hesitate. He considered it an honor to sing
Friendly reception State Rep. Mike Lang, R-Granbury, welcomed (from left) Sandra Price, Rana Morvant and Kat Sanders during the recent Texas Democratic Women’s Blue Ribbon Lobby Day at the Capitol.
In the Saturday, April 13 edition of the Hood County News, an article titled “Five GHS athletes make area” had a misleading headline. Five entries were sent to the area
“Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” is up next in the Granbury Theatre Company’s 2019 Broadway on the Brazos season. “Forever Plaid” finished its run Sunday. The show will kick off
The Commissioners Court last week approved a request by Tammy Dooley, director of the Visit Granbury Convention and Visitors Bureau, to make room on the courthouse parking lot for a
Granbury ISD named three new leaders at the school board meeting on Monday. Brian Caruthers is the new director of transportation, and Amy Parker is the new director of support
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