The Hood County Commissioners Court is taking measures to address a few technological concerns, following a recent seven-hour phone outage in the Emergency Operations Center.

Bedford, Hood County’s beloved labradoodle, represented all therapy animals April 22, as the county officially proclaimed April 30 as National Therapy Animal Day — joining the nationwide effort led by Pet Partners.

In a call to action, the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department is asking residents to donate their old, unwanted junk cars — running or not — for vehicle extrication training.

The following is a breakdown of activity that occurred through the Granbury Police Department during the period of April 13-19. While there were many incidents, this is a partial list of more …

The 2024-25 school year brought a handful of new faces to the athletic department at Granbury High School. One of those new faces is boys’ head soccer coach Joshua Croft. The Sam Houston State …

Acton Elementary’s gym coach starts her students' day in the kindest way she can. Coach Destiny Miller (AKA Coach Pickle) has been opening her doors to the elementary gym earlier in the …

During a regular meeting April 22, the court voted unanimously to amend its April 14 motion, agreeing to extend the YMCA’s lease under current terms until 60 days after a new contract is signed.

The Granbury City Council recently approved the issuance and sale of $15.7 million in Special Assessment Revenue Bonds to fund infrastructure improvements for the new LakeView Landing mixed-use community.

On Tuesday, April 22, the Hood County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to adopt changes to voting Precincts 409 and 415, ensuring compliance with state election laws.

During a regular meeting April 22, the Hood County Commissioners Court officially proclaimed the week of April 21-25 as Every Kid Healthy Week.

This year, staff of the Paluxy River Children’s Advocacy Center will be planting more than just pinwheels — they’ll be putting down roots at a brand-new facility.

The Cresson Volunteer Fire Department will soon be getting a replacement brush truck — one that can carry twice as much water as the department’s current unit.