On “Constitution Day,” Sunday, p.m. members of the Elizabeth Crockett Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will gather at the flagpoles in front of the Hood County …

The North Central Texas Civil War Roundtable will meet at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 11, at Spring Creek Bar-B-Que, 317 Hwy 377E, in Granbury. Our program will be presented by Dr. Rick McCaslin, …

On February 28, 1944, a B-17 piloted by 1 st Lt. Noel Shoup was shot down over France. 1 st Lt. Noel Shoup was declared missing in action. On Friday, Sept. 8, 1 st Lt. Shoup’s remains will …

Most everyone knows that the Hood County area is woven tightly into the tapestry of Texas history. However, some – even those who have lived here for many years – might not know the …

Across cities, countries and continents Don and Jo Liles have remained committed to one another for better or for worse. The Liles have traveled or lived in 61 countries and 48 states of the …

Imagine a place where history and technology collide, frozen in time like a secret treasure waiting to be discovered. Well, you don’t have to imagine it – the Old Granbury Light Plant is just such a place!

When a fire broke out on the second floor of the Nutt House Hotel earlier this month, the under-renovation historic structure was freshly equipped with some modern-day technology: an automatic …

The historic Nutt House Hotel on the northeast corner of the Granbury Square, which has been under renovation for several years, sustained severe damage Thursday after a fire broke out on the second …

BRIDGE STREET HISTORY CENTER     Jake Caraway, vice chairman of the board and senior vice president of First National Bank in Granbury, is a member of the Board of Directors of the Bridge …

LOOKING BACK Looking Back is a column that highlights articles retrieved from local newspaper archives published in years past. 80 YEARS AGO DECEMBER 1942 A Dec. 3, 1942, Hood County …

LOOKING BACK IN SPORTS Looking Back in Sports is a column that highlights articles retrieved from local newspaper archives. 58 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 1964 Dorothy Berry — most likely a …

Growing up as a Southern Baptist, Carol Walton remembers the sound of her daddy’s strong bass voice in the church choir and the smell of her mother’s Sunday pot roast. The family attended …

LOOKING BACK IN SPORTS Looking Back in Sports is a column that highlights articles retrieved from local newspaper archives that were published in years past. 95 YEARS AGO November …

A New York Times bestselling author, journalist and historian will be speaking starting at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3, at Granbury Live, 110 N. Crockett St. Austin resident S.C. Gwynne will be …

CRESSON — How can we better the future if we don't have knowledge of the past? Knowing history is vital in order for growth to take place, especially in a community. It’s imperative that …

The Granbury City Council, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, July 5, voted unanimously to remove the local landmark designation from the building just off the square that is referred to by the city …

“Keep, ancient lands, your storied pomp!” cries she  With silent lips. “Give me your tired, your poor,  your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your …

The city of Granbury is moving toward the possible sale of the building that served as the town’s first hospital, but efforts to remove its historic landmark label have proven controversial even …

Around this time next year, the Hood County Courthouse will feature a new monument, recognizing local veterans who were killed in action during war. The 9-foot-tall monument was approved on Nov. …

Gail Joyce is widely known around Hood County as “the flag lady,” as she was the driving force behind the creation of the Field of Flags ceremony in 2012 — a way to honor military veterans and …