Thanks to generous and supportive adults throughout the community, local youngsters learned important skills about running a business and started their summer with some money in their pockets.
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Granbury's state senator, Republican Brian Birdwell, will play an important role as the Texas Senate prepares for the impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Tourists staying in local hotels receive free rides because of Visit Granbury, including on the city's iconic green trolley, but here's a little secret: locals can ride for free, too.
The clever fundraiser honored those for whom a picket was purchased and the pickets combined to create a fence barrier.
Bet you thought it was another chicken place!
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The Granbury Chamber of Commerce is hosting an evening at Globe Life Field to watch the Texas Rangers play.
Leave it to the award-winning staff at Visit Granbury to find a way to turn a two-minute event into a weekend tourist draw.
We are asking for your support again as we “Ride for Rancho!” All proceeds from the 12-hour “SPIN-A-THON” will be donated to the Rancho Brazos Community Centers.
Free fun and food can be found at Stonewater Church's Granbury campus on Saturday, April 29, as part of an event sponsored by Teens Making a Difference, a program of the Hood County Substance Abuse Council.
Looking for a summer job? The city of Granbury has some fresh air and sunshine seasonal positions available.
For adults of a certain age, walking through the door of Merry Jayne's sweetshop on the square is like passing through a time portal. But current day kids love the candy and toys there, too.
Congratulations to The Hood County News “Bonnets in Bloom” week 4 Bluebonnet photo contest winner, Eva Myers . Eva will receive a free one-year subscription to the Hood County News and a Bluebonnet contest T-shirt. Thanks to our sponsor, Matteressville.
The chamber and GISD are partnering to offer Lemonade Day as part of a national initiative to light the fire of entrepreneurship in youngsters. On Saturday, May 20, 5th graders will operate lemonade stands throughout the community.
For Shannon Kokot, founder of M.A.M.A.S. Creative Sweets, life is to be savored and never taken for granted. The former number one chocolatier for all of eastern Virginia has found that Granbury is her sweet spot.
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From May to December, Brian Clowdus Experiences will be offering three brand new shows in Hood County: “The Charlotte’s Web Experience,” “The Edgar Allan Poe Experience,” and “The Nutcracker Experience,” — all in three different locations.
Granbury High School graduate Dustin Martin's life took some twists and turns, but they led him to where he knows he is meant to be.
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