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Hood County will have a new website in the coming months. During a special meeting of the Hood County Commissioners Court June 11, the court reviewed the county’s proposed website to make necessary changes before its launch date later this summer.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously voted to place a jail bond — which will include facility renovations and an expansion — on the November ballot during a regularly scheduled meeting June 11.

GISDs 2024 Summer Lunch Program is more than just a meal service; it is a lifeline for many families in Hood County, ensuring that children receive the nutrition they need to thrive.

"They want to eliminate public education and enforce a hardline theocracy and oligarchy,” Rogers warned. He referred to their influence network as a “cartel,” highlighting its complexity and constant rebranding.

Lake Granbury Medical Center is experiencing construction delays on its much-anticipated new freestanding emergency room facility, which was expected to be completed this summer.

"The only significant incident that has occurred during my tenure was an aircraft..."

"With high inflation and interest rates, people are suffering and struggling to provide for their families. Owning a home has become an unattainable goal for many Americans..."

The Granbury City Council and the Hood County Commissioners Court recently requested that the Hood Central Appraisal District undergo a forensic audit, following concerns brought up by Mayor Jim Jarratt that excess funds were not being returned to the taxing entities.

Joshua Tanner Green, a member of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department, was publicly recognized Tuesday, May 28, during the Hood County Commissioners Court for his heroic actions in saving an individual’s life.

Precinct 2 Constable John Shirley received a unique honor Tuesday morning when he was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation during a regularly scheduled meeting of the Hood County Commissioners Court.

Hood County received the 2023 Safety Achievement Award from the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) for its record of commitment to safety in the workplace, as well as for controlling the county’s workers’ compensation claims.

The Hood County Commissioners Court designated the month of June as Elder Abuse Awareness Month during a regularly scheduled meeting May 28.

After deliberating for months and attempting to educate the public, the Hood County Hospital District board voted Friday, May 24, to add a hospital district tax to the November ballot. The tax proposed is an ad valorem tax on property of 2 cents per $100 of valuation.

The Visit Granbury History Ambassadors and the Volunteer Information Professionals (VIPs) team were also recognized for their dedication and service.

After almost three years of serving on the Granbury City Council, Mayor Pro Tem Steven Vale has officially announced his retirement following the end of his term in November.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously agreed to adopt a budget application procedure for nonprofit organizations during a regularly scheduled meeting May 14.

Granbury City Council honored its newest council member, Gary “Skip” Overdier, Tuesday night with the Leadership Fellow Award from the Texas Municipal League.

Granbury has a new designation following a unanimous decision from the Granbury City Council Tuesday night. Through the efforts of local veteran Kolton Krottinger, Granbury has now officially become a Purple Heart City.

Hood County residents now have a better understanding of local issues following a Community Town Hall hosted by Precinct 2 Commissioner Nannette Samuelson and Precinct 4 Commissioner Dave Eagle May 16.

Granbury City Council officially proclaimed May 25, 2024, Granbury Masonic Lodge Sesquicentennial Day during a regularly scheduled meeting May 21.

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