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Oak Woods School will present “Willy Wonka KIDS” on Feb. 28. The play will be performed by the fourth and fifth grade students at Oak Woods. The musical will tell

The Granbury High School Marine Corps JROTC air rifle team won the Marine Corps Service Championship in Phoenix, AZ, last weekend. Granbury won by 98 points over El Dorado High

Connect Hearing is partnering with Phonak, the world-leading hearing aid manufacturer, to evaluate their bold claims about the new Phonak Audéo™ Marvel hearing aids in a major national Consumer Study

Ever yearn for the taste of homegrown vegetables but feel overwhelmed at the prospect of growing them yourself? Attend a two-hour “vegetable boot camp” and leave feeling ready to dig

Daffodils have started blooming in Hood County, including these beauties in Pecan Plantation. With the right care, daffodils will bloom for years and can hold up well against rain, sun

February is the month to tend to shrub roses. Unfortunately, a malady that affects roses has spread to Hood County. Called Rose Rosette Disease (RRD), it’s wreaked havoc in the

■ James Joseph Foley IV, 35, Granbury, manufacture/delivery of controlled substance, penalty group one, over 4 grams and under 200 grams. ■ Edgar Omar Hernandez, 23, Dublin, possession of controlled

The Hood County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Sheila Meagan Pullen, 28, who has an arrest warrant for possession of a controlled substance. Pullen’s address is listed in the 900

■ Carlos Aguirre-Moreno, 20, Dallas, possession of controlled substance, penalty group two, under 1 gram. ■ Victor Aguirre, 20, Hutchins, possession of controlled substance, penalty group two, under 1 gram.

Hood County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to the 800 block of Pawnee Trail in Indian Harbor Friday morning in reference to a disturbance. Deputies discovered that Joseph Wayne Richt, 45,

Registration is already underway for the YMCA of Hood County’s summer day camps. Two weekly camps for two different age groups will be offered. Each camp will feature theme-based activities

“Population Characteristics” is included in the fourth-quarter economic report published by the Granbury Chamber of Commerce. The study was conducted by the Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas. The full

Try a little kindness ... it could go a long way. That’s the message Oak Woods School is sending. Others are recognizing Oak Woods’ simple but effective words to live

The Granbury Optimist Club honored Granbury High School seniors Clayton Jones and Yari Press as Young Texans of the month.

Enjoy the flavor of homegrown vegetables?

Taco Bell now offers food delivery from the GrubHub app, according to manager Ken Soto.

Girl Scout Troop 2322 recently viewed the 2019 Photography Show on display at the Shanley House Center of the Arts Gallery, 224 N. Travis St.

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Parade pressure. It’s the feeling that you get when parade coordinator James Dickens reminds you for the fourth time to submit your parade application.

An Oak Woods Elementary class brightened the day of a World War II veteran battling cancer. Brandi Richeson's fourth-graders sent a care package to "Mr. Troxel," who is turning 93 years old.

On the agenda for Tuesday's regular meeting of the Commissioners Court is a dicussion and "appropriate action" regarding the purchase of furniture for the library through a grant and a donation fro

A. Wilson Gree, author and historian, will speak on the Battle of the Crater at the North Central Texas Civil War Round Table Monday, Feb. 11. Dinner is at 5:30 and the program at 6:30 p.m.

The Granbury City Council has approved $35,000 for a feasibility study to determine the practicability of installing fire sprinkler systems in buildings on the historic square.