Officials with Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department and Texas Emergency Medical Services broke ground Sept. 4 on a new Station 50 at 3809 Contrary Creek Road. “I think it was a lot of …

Former Granbury City Council candidate Brad Benson has been found guilty on 11 counts of possession of child pornography, after a jury delivered a unanimous verdict in Judge Bryan Bufkin’s courtroom Tuesday.

Texas historians and David Crockett descendants gathered Friday, Sept. 5, outside the gates of Acton Cemetery to watch as artist Gary Foreman unveiled a plaque commemorating the Crockets and their migration across Texas.

The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is calling all of Hood County’s female leaders to gather Sept. 16 for a day of connection, inspiration and empowerment during its fourth annual Women in Business Summit.

Granbury High School is in the midst of celebrating this year’s homecoming “Spirit for Decades,” with loads of events and festivities — and the fun’s not over yet!

To officially kick off a season filled with political yard signs and candidate endorsements, the Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the election judges and polling locations for the 2025-26 election cycle.

The Hood County Commissioners Court honored six employees for their dedicated hard work and years of service, during a regular meeting Aug. 26.

The Hood County Citizens Collection Station may be doing too great of a job in helping residents dispose of unwanted items — especially since it has completely exhausted its waste disposal budget for the year.

Through their newly instituted nonprofit, Women’s Heart to Heart Ministry, four women are doing what they can to help the women of Hood County handle their grief following the loss of a child.

There are but a handful of people who can confidently say they understand the inner workings of the tax world, and AARP Tax-Aide is calling upon these mighty few to volunteer their time and knowledge to keep Hood County’s public out of trouble with the IRS.

Mike Stafford has finally hung up his holster after 50 years in public service.

Discussion swirled around topics such as approving the city’s operating budgets, tax rates and amending ordinances surrounding bed and breakfasts during the Granbury City Council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 2.