The Aug. 25 school board meeting saw a slew of agenda items and heated discussion, leaving much without resolution — particularly on the matter of who will handle the school’s insurance.

Granbury City Council greenlit two art projects to beautify Granbury Regional Airport during its Aug. 19 meeting.

The congregants of Acton Baptist Church celebrated 170 years of their little church on Walnut Creek on Aug. 24. The church preceded the establishment of Granbury and has had a role in shaping its future during the course of their combined histories.

The United Republicans of Hood County had a room full of attendees during its Granbury City Council candidate and election forum Tuesday night, Aug. 26 — though not every candidate was in attendance.

Granbury had a visitor straight from the U.S. House of Representatives Aug. 21, when U.S. Rep. Roger Williams served as a special guest speaker for the Granbury Chamber of Commerce’s Leaders in Government Luncheon.

Trish Burwell may have hung up her hat as executive director of the Hood County Senior Center, but her plans for serving others aren’t even close to being finished — especially now that she's thrown her hat into the mayoral ring.

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.

Granbury Education Foundation (GEF) is celebrating all that educators do for the communities this back-to-school season, starting with two educators in particular — principals Melissa Shipp with STEAM Academy at Mambrino and Maggie Walton with Acton Elementary School.

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