Thursday, October 1, 2026
During the Granbury Independent School District board of trustees meeting Feb. 17, GEF Board President Stacy Mitchell announced that approximately $95,000 in grants had been awarded to GISD campuses in 2024.
Tolar Rattler varsity girls’ basketball season has come to an when the team was named area champs. The Lady Rattlers team (24-11) finished second in district with their season ending Feb. 18 in …
Glen Rose residents Brandl and Janan Stephenson found themselves making last minute plans at the beginning of February to attend none other than the NFL season finale. Super Bowl LIX was viewed by …
On Tuesday, the Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously voted to enter into interlocal agreements with both Burnet County, located south of Lampasas, and Tillman County, Oklahoma, to provide inmate housing and care for Hood County.
The Granbury Independent School District voted 6:1 to renew its auditing engagement with Snow Garrett Williams for the 2024-25 school year.
The Sports Scene is an internet radio show hosted by Granbury local David Wood. This “sports nut” has been talking sports since he could first watch TV and began to collect baseball …
The Granbury Police Department stirred up confusion and a slight frenzy on social media last week, after a post about alarm permits resulted in several frustrated comments and complaints.
The city of Granbury has already completed the first steps in getting water, sewer and electrical lines relocated on U.S. Highway 377 and State Highway 144 — but now the city needs to secure funding for the project.
CTE, which stands for Career and Technical Education, is a program offered by GISD that teaches students a wide range of skills and knowledge they can use for different careers.
Granbury firefighters responded to a house fire on Elizabeth Blvd on Feb. 27 which resulted in major damage to a residence. Neighbor Brad Herbert caught this footage and shared it with the Hood …
City Communications Manager Jeff Newpher and Broadcast Specialist Chuck Licata put down their cameras Tuesday night and stepped into the spotlight themselves for some much-deserved recognition.
Starting next school year, Granbury Independent School District will no longer include a three-week Christmas vacation — a break that has been the norm for students since 2020.
