Thursday, October 1, 2026
How many times must one read “Happy Birthday” before the glad tidings can truly be felt? That will be Harry Whisler’s question as he works his way through reading the 103 birthday cards sent to him from far and wide in honor of his 103rd birthday July 15.
Give a man a fish and he’ll eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he’ll never go hungry. But what happens when you teach a woman to fish? Well, in the case of Sherry McClesky, it means you’ll spend your summers passing along the trade to other young women.
Alongside members of the David Crockett Chapter of the Sons of the Republic of Texas (SRT) and Hood’s Texas Brigade Association Reactivated, residents and community leaders gathered Friday, June 13, to witness the unveiling of Gen. John Bell Hood’s first Texas infantry brigade flag.
Residents of the Mitchell Bend community are now in the process of becoming an incorporated city — a change that’s dependent upon the outcome of the November election.
Good times and good memories were held in Warrens backyard for the Harkin Family benefit. The Harkin Family and Tolar lost a local favorite in Larry Harkin recently. This benefit was for his wife and …
Hood County commissioners are continuing to weigh all the options regarding their Information Technology Department.
The Granbury Police Department issued a summer heat reminder on its Facebook page July 11 about the dangers of hot car deaths among children.
Tolar ISD's newest athletics hire hopes to build on the small-town sports culture Christy Collins helped grow over the 15 years of service to Tolar softball. Jewell Caudle is the next head coach …
Independence Day is the truest American holiday we have, as it commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. This would separate the 13 original colonies from Great Britain. …
After about three months and a few rounds of interviews, voting and applications, Tolar senior Callan Nix has been elected to serve on the Texas 4-H State Council as an “at-large …
Granbury City Council didn’t have many items on the agenda Tuesday, June 17, but the meeting wrapped up with several important changes and considerations. These include an increase to water/sewer rates and a chance for a possible upcoming bond election for the city of Granbury Street Plan.
Members of the Cresson Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) had their hearts in the right place June 7 — in more ways than one — as they offered free electrocardiograms to area youth.