There’s nothing like a little murder to get you in the mood for fall. Not the real kind, of course—the hilarious, over-the-top kind that’s been delighting audiences for more than 80 …

The Elizabeth Crockett Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution took its turn Sept. 12-14 hosting a three-day celebration of America’s independence – “America 250: The American Revolution Experience.”

Texas historians and David Crockett descendants gathered Friday, Sept. 5, outside the gates of Acton Cemetery to watch as artist Gary Foreman unveiled a plaque commemorating the Crockets and their migration across Texas.

Granbury High School is in the midst of celebrating this year’s homecoming “Spirit for Decades,” with loads of events and festivities — and the fun’s not over yet!

My family recently sat around the dinner table and realized we were paying more for streaming than we ever did for cable—and enjoying it less. What started as the golden age of on-demand entertainment has now splintered into a maze of subscriptions, ads, and half-baked exclusives. It feels eerily familiar, like watching cable’s downfall all over again. The question is: what comes next?

If it feels like you’ve seen that movie before, you probably have. And the remake. And the sequel. Pop culture today isn’t just recycling—it’s thriving on it. Whether it’s yet another superhero origin story, a beloved sitcom on its fifth streaming revival, or the resurgence of vinyl records, we seem to crave the familiar as much as the new.

The Historic Granbury Merchant’s Association kicks off the “Celebration Capital of Texas” Labor Day festivities for four straight days of late-summer fun in the Granbury sun.

Hood County Senior Center’s new director, Meredith Corrigan, has given her youth to helping the elderly.

Jeff Cocanour is going through something, and he’s taking the entirety of the Western art world through it with him.

United Bulls and Broncs Inc. is bringing its nationwide cattle drive down to the Hood County Reunion Grounds Aug. 16 for an all-day rodeo event — Grounds for Glory.

Production lights beat the sun to Granbury's square Aug. 6, illuminating the historic Texas landmark for Steve Doocy as he praised the “Celebration Capital of Texas” on Fox and Friends’ “Main Street America” segment.

What do you get when you combine classic Hollywood glamor, toe-tapping dance numbers, a homemade rainstorm, and actual movies playing inside a century-old theatre? You get Granbury Theatre …