Hood County officials are now in the process of authorizing approximately $1 million in repairs to several county buildings that had sustained damage from a hailstorm earlier this year.

The city of Granbury is tasked each year with ensuring dollars, departments and decisions are all aligned to serve the community’s best interests — and it all starts with a proposed budget.

The Hood County Clean Air Coalition (HCCAC) recently received a major boost from three government agencies to help fund its efforts to prevent Hood County from becoming an ozone non-attainment designation.

During a regular meeting June 24, the Hood County Commissioners Court voted 4-1 to approve a resolution establishing a 20% homestead exemption on property taxes.

State Sen. Brian Birdwell, R-Granbury, will not seek re-election. Birdwell made the announcement Monday, June 30. “Today, I inform you of my decision not to seek re-election for …

Hood County Commissioners Court members are still developing a permit process and a fee schedule that will allow the county to enforce a state fire code safety policy.

Council chambers were a mix of heavy emotions Tuesday, July 1, as Granbury City Council members shared in both recognition and heartbreak during their regular meeting.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved, during its June 24 meeting, to reimburse Indian Harbor VFD $54,379.36 for the recent repairs made to Engine 51 — a county-owned apparatus.

During a regular meeting June 24, the Hood County Commissioners Court designated July 7 as Fallen Law Enforcement Officer Day in Hood County in recognition of the ultimate sacrifice made by Texas law enforcement officers.

During a special-called meeting June 11, representatives from local fire departments requested assistance from Hood County Commissioners Court in funding critical equipment.

Granbury's utility billing department was commended recently for its water leak monitoring software.

The third installment of GISD Superintendent Dr. Courtney Morawski’s ambassador meeting was held June 17, and discussed everything one could ever want to know about a school district’s policy, student achievement and curriculum.