Granbury is the only city to ever be named Best Historic Small Town in America three years in a row and the fair city is in position to grab the title again. Visit Granbury, the City of Granbury Convention and Visitor’s Bureau is encouraging residents to vote in the Best Historic Small Town, USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Travel Awards. The city of Granbury has taken the top spot of 10 nominees in this annual 10Best Readers’ Choice Travel Award competition in 2019, 2020 and 2021and now, for the fourth time, could be the winner again.

Granbury Theatre Academy students received merit award scholarships from the Opera Guild of Granbury. The scholarships go directly to the students to be used toward any academy related activities such as academy classes, summer camp fees, Junior Theatre Festival, etc.

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s baseball time in America! The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd, and the smell of freshly cut grass. Hot dogs, nachos, and ice-cold beer! If you're anything …

Regina Morrison never set out to own a fitness studio. In fact, for most of her life, working out wasn’t even on her radar. But life has a funny way of leading people exactly where they need to …

For nearly a decade, Ashlyn Gomez made a name for herself in front of the camera, appearing in films, commercials, and even scoring a role in a Taylor Sheridan production. But this spring, she traded …

The city of Granbury has officially appointed another member to the Building Standards, Plumbing, Adjustments and Appeals Board — but several positions still remain unfilled.

After a year-long process, the Hood County Commissioners Court has officially adopted its Master Thoroughfare Plan report.

Hood County residents may be feeling a weird sense of déjà vu, after both the Hood County Commissioners Court and the Hood County Hospital District revoted on two resolutions.

The seventh annual Feather Fest returns to Hood County Saturday, March 22. The free come-and-go event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Acton Nature Center. A celebration of spring, Feather …

On May 29, it will have been 18 years since the twofold tragedy struck the Paluxy River. Though many years have passed, the legacy of three heroes from that fateful event has only grown stronger, serving as a reminder to Hood and Somervell county residents of the heavy weight of the call to duty, and what it means to be a truly selfless friend.

The Acton Nature Center won’t have to break out their duck whistles to call in attendees for this one. On April 6 at 2 p.m., ANC’s lecture series returns with guest speaker Dr. Billy Teels, who will discuss the nesting ecology of the Wood duck.

Despite 100 years spent galivanting around the globe, earning medals of valor, and maintaining Midland through its oil boom, centenarian Wendell Brown is still most known for two things — his enduring optimism and dedication.