Hood County Precinct 2 Commissioner Nanette Samuelson may have accepted an improper gift from Bilateral Energy LLC in June 2025, during a briefing on its proposed data center. Project Horizon, …

Granbury City Council took another step forward in its plan to fund extensive road work, authorizing the publication of intention to issue certificates of obligation to pay for $50 million in street …

U.S. District Judge Mark T. Pittman recently ruled against Steve Biggers’ motion and dismissed Biggers’ claims against Hood County Judge Ron Massingill, “with prejudice.” Biggers, a …

Administrators of a recently launched private Christian school, Turning Point Academy of Granbury, are facing questions since information has come out about criminal backgrounds. Shawna …

A legal battle with two proposed hyperscale data center campuses in Hood County shifted dramatically Monday, May 11, after developers withdrew their request for an emergency restraining order, …

Daisy Garant is a woman of action, and she is hoping the actions she is taking will help save lives. The Granbury resident and mother of two young children voiced her concern about dangerous …

Responding to a recent wastewater spill from the Aqua treatment plant at Canyon Creek and continued concerns, the Hood County Commissioners Court received an update and discussed ongoing problems at …

Hood County Commissioners Court and representatives of the Rain Lily solar farm reached an agreement May 12 that will allow the project to move forward. The agreement followed discussions that …

Granbury Director of Economic Development Shea Hopkins has given notice of her plans to leave her position with the city to accept a job elsewhere. Her departure was confirmed by Granbury City …

Contingency plans for navigating day-to-day business in the absence of a development director was the primary topic May 5 of a special-called meeting of Hood County Commissioners Court. Much of …

Granbury City Council voted during a May 6 meeting to explore a 10-year general obligation bond package to generate $50 million for street repairs. Council members discussed both 10-year and …

A “Town Hall Meeting” has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, at Dolce Vita Lakeside, 1101 White Cliff Road. The meeting, being moderated by Hood County judge-elect Mark Lowery, is not associated with the city of Granbury, according to city communications manager Jeff Newpher, who emailed the following message: