The David Crockett Chapter is highly active in the community, organizing events like the annual Texas Independence Day celebration. In 2023, this event coincided with March 2—the day Texas declared its independence in 1836.

As the summer winds down and school is back in session, Granbury Theatre Academy is ready to raise the curtain on an exciting fall semester of classes. Whether you're a young performer looking to …

O’Hanlon expressed the value of this experience in bridging the gap between classroom learning and industry expectations. “I think this kind of hands-on learning opportunity should be mandatory for CTE teachers, to be honest with you,” he said.

"By focusing on the young men of today, Advance Camp aims to create the leaders of tomorrow. "Being a mentor with Advance Camp gives me a sense of assurance and hope for a brighter future," Noble concludes. "We're stopping what the devil would use for evil and helping these young men find their true identity and purpose."

First day of School for Acton Elementary School kicked of early AUG 13. As Parents, students and teachers arived to get the 2024-2025 school year started. 

As children return to school, safety remains a key concern for parents and caregivers. The Red Cross offers tips for both children and drivers to make this school year a safe one.

The Granbury Toys for Tots program is getting a jump on things this year with an earlier start to its season. Typically, the charity begins its season in October, but this year the season will open …

Granbury Independent School District Superintendent Jeremy Glenn is poised to take on a new career move after a development earlier this week. Following an executive session during a special board workshop Aug. 5, the Carroll Independent School District board of trustees unanimously voted to name Glenn as the lone finalist for superintendent in Southlake.

The Catch a Special Thrill Foundation (C.A.S.T.) is thrilled to announce a special event at True Grit Ranch in Granbury, scheduled for Oct.12, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event promises a memorable day of fishing, fun and celebration for children with special needs.

In July 2024, the North Central Texas Academy was chosen by The American Volleyball Coaches Association for notable academic awards.

The city recently emailed museum volunteer Karen Nace a 30-day lease termination notice, bringing this long-standing tension to the forefront. Both parties have concerns about parking access, historical preservation and community needs.

Carter's departure marks the end of a significant era for Lipan ISD, a 2A district with 450 students, where his leadership has been highly regarded.

It’s hard to imagine what it would be like to have your life turned upside down by war. Even the most empathetic among us struggle to imagine what being displaced would feel like. So much of our identities come from where we call home.

The deadline for candidate applications is set for Oct. 6, including resumes, cover letters, transcripts, recommendation letters and a video component. “Everything’s fair game in that second round,” Kazanas said, highlighting the importance of compatibility checks and site visits.

In addition to these academic opportunities, GHS offers a variety of industry-based certifications. These certifications allow students to gain credentials in fields such as automotive technology, healthcare, and many more, potentially reducing the time and cost required to complete college or trade school and increasing their readiness to join the workforce. Certified students can earn more money immediately after high school than those without such training.

Reagen Deming, a Granbury native and former student of Acton Elementary School, was recently asked by Acton Elementary School Principal Maggie Walton to create a mural inside the school to celebrate learning and encourage young minds.

Glenn presented the consideration for the approval of a warranty deed for 10.05 acres from the City of Granbury to the board of trustees for Granbury ISD. He provided background information about the property’s history, including its use by the school district and the city’s plans, which ultimately did not move forward. Due to a recall provision in the contract, the property is being reverted back to GISD.