Thursday, October 1, 2026
A three-vehicle accident occurred early this morning near Rock Harbor Drive. Authorities confirmed that two individuals were injured and transported by air ambulance for medical …
Granbury Director of Economic Development Shea Hopkins has given notice of her plans to leave her position with the city to accept a job elsewhere. Her departure was confirmed by Granbury City …
Contingency plans for navigating day-to-day business in the absence of a development director was the primary topic May 5 of a special-called meeting of Hood County Commissioners Court. Much of …
Granbury City Council voted during a May 6 meeting to explore a 10-year general obligation bond package to generate $50 million for street repairs. Council members discussed both 10-year and …
Granbury Chamber of Commerce hosted a Shark Tank-style event Tuesday, May 5, for fifth-grade students across Hood County, giving students the chance to pitch their own lemonade stand businesses. …
The Citizens Police Academy spent its sixth week getting an up-close look at two of the department’s most trusted partners — K-9 Dany and K-9 Paul. During the demonstration, attendees …
Friends of Memorial Lane gathered at the Jim Burks Firefighters Memorial Park on Saturday, May 2, to officially recognize International Firefighters Remembrance Day. As part of the event, the men and …
Volunteers and community members came together Saturday, May 2, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Habitat for Humanity of Hood County, marking three decades of service and impact in the area. …
Brawner Elementary School principal Sandy Ruiz presided over a dedication ceremony on Friday, April 24, for a bench memorializing the late Sonja Chastain, a longtime teacher in GISD. Ruiz said she …
Athletes train for years in their chosen sport(s). That training can be grueling, but the athlete loves the sport(s) he or she is training for; it’s not all for naught. When that athlete …
More than six decades after it first captured the hearts of readers across the country, “To Kill a Mockingbird” remains one of the most powerful and thought-provoking stories ever told. Now, Granbury Theatre Company is bringing this American classic to the stage at the historic Granbury Opera House, opening Friday, May 8, and running for three weekends through Sunday, May 24, with special Thursday evening performances May 14 and May 21.
Get ready for a weekend full of laughter, heart and a whole lot of puppy-powered fun as the Granbury Theatre Academy presents its Spring Academy productions at the historic Granbury Opera House. This special weekend showcases the incredible work of student performers ages 8-18, bringing two very different — but equally entertaining — productions to life on stage.