Deputy Monica Harris of the Hood County Sheriff's Office found herself searching for a reason to smile during the COVID-19 lockdowns. “I started rollerblading on the trail again, seeing …

Hood County News publisher Sam Houston was recently surprised to hear crochet has made a big comeback. In fact, handiwork of all kinds that had all but died off has enjoyed a recent renaissance as young people take an interest in what was grandmother’s sport.

Granbury and Hood County may not have had anything like the Gunfight at the OK Corral, but there’s an ongoing battle as fierce as any Old West showdown. But it’s not outlaws or sheriffs …

As the lazy days of summer draw to a close, the countdown to the first day of school begins. For many families, this time of year brings a mix of excitement, anxiety and a dash of chaos. As the …

Beyond medals: The core values of the Summer Olympics By: Micky Shearon One of the things I love most about the Olympic Games is that for a few weeks every two years, we see athletes from …

The city of Granbury’s second annual free tire recycling event is just around the corner — creating a perfect opportunity for residents who may be a tad late with their spring cleaning. On Saturday, Aug. 17, from 8-11 a.m. swing by the Granbury Service Center located at 401 N. Park Drive to dispose of your tires at no cost.

"Our culture does not deal with death," Brod explained. "It is the 'unmentionable' thing in life that is not discussed. In the grief group, that is what is discussed, examined and experienced, whereby people can assimilate their grief into their own beings, rather than being oppressed by it."

Cody Mathis, director of aviation at Granbury Regional Airport, indicated the old Fixed Base Operator on Howard Clemmons Road remains in use until full connectivity is established at the new terminal.

“My step-grandfather had cancer at the time and lost a bunch of weight, and he lost his Masonic ring somewhere out in the yard,” Krueger said. “He went down to the local electronics store in 1982 and bought a metal detector and struggled with it. Frustrated, he handed it to me, saying, ‘Figure this out.’”

Show of hands. How many of you reading this have ever gotten discouraged because it seemed every time you thought you would get ahead, something unexpected happened, and now, instead of getting …

Get ready, Granbury! The iconic sounds of Journey are coming to town, and they’re bringing a night of music, nostalgia, and fun. Infinite Journey, the premier Journey tribute band, is set to …

A new homestyle restaurant has opened in Granbury at 1302 S. Morgan St. But the Granbury Pancake House houses so much more than pancakes. The new restaurant creates nearly all its culinary …

A few weeks ago, I had to take a quick road trip all the way to northern Wisconsin and back. As I rolled through the states of Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, and finally, into …

In today’s world, where everyone seems to be talking but few are genuinely communicating, mastering the art of effective communication is more crucial than ever. As Simon Sinek aptly says, …

The County Commissioners Court Tuesday, July 23 discussed the proposal for decorative Christmas lights to be installed on the corners of the Historic Granbury square. The successful bid will be presented to the Commissioners Court and the City of Granbury prior to the award of the bid.

GRANBURY — Arts & Letters Bookstore is extending a special invitation to all wizards and muggles to join the exclusive celebration of Harry Potter’s birthday July 27 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The free event will feature a costume contest, wizard-themed treats, and special merchandise.

Established in 1997, the Foxtrotters officially retired in 2017, but the bonds of camaraderie and the spirit of competition they forged remain strong. Reflecting on their journey, Glynes Foster noted, “We played together for 20 years, competing all over the U.S. in senior tournaments and the Senior Olympics. Our medals attest to our reputation.”

“Our volunteers come from all over, including billiard and cornhole tournament participants,” Jones explained. The event, which runs from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesdays only, has become a staple; a burger and homemade fries meal is about $7-$7.50 with proceeds supporting the continuation of these community gatherings.”

The rest of the story... Hood County News readers may recall the recent heartwarming story of a lost two-carat diamond ring. The cherished heirloom belonged to the late Faye Dodson and symbolized her improved life circumstances after years of hardship as a single mother.

“Granbury is a tight-knit community with great recreational appeal,” Grable said. “It’s everything we were looking for, and we want to be good stewards of the community. Exposing people to not only Granbury but the Texas culture is something we’re passionate about.”