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.

Hood County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to approve the county’s first-ever fund balance policy during a regularly scheduled meeting May 14.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a resolution denouncing changes to Title IX announced by the Joe Biden administration during a regularly scheduled meeting May 14.  

Granbury resident Gail Joyce was honored with a surprise proclamation by the Texas State Senate during a regularly scheduled meeting of the Hood County Commissioners Court May 14.

Voters will once again head to the polls beginning today, May 20, to cast their ballots in three Republican runoff races: Hood County Republican Party Chair, Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 and Precinct 112 Chair.

Hood County Commissioners Court got a little heated Tuesday morning as members of the public spoke out against Precinct 2 Constable John Shirley wishing to appoint William Jensen as reserve deputy constable. After a 20-minute debate between members of the public and the court, the action item was later removed from the agenda as the court discovered it had no jurisdiction in the matter.

For years, Hood County has entertained the discussion about whether to add to the existing jail or construct a completely new building to combat the population growth. While a decision has still not been made, Hood County Commissioners Court revived the discussion during a special two-hour meeting April 25 regarding the possibility of expanding the current jail by tacking on an additional 209 beds — creating a total of 401 beds in the jail.

Granbury City Council officially proclaimed the week of May 19-25 National Public Works Week in Granbury during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7. National Public Works Week is a celebration …

The Granbury City Council officially proclaimed May 18, 2024, Lemonade Day in Granbury during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7. Lemonade Day is a free, fun, experiential learning program that …

The Hood County Commissioners Court officially appointed a new Hood County Clerk during a special meeting two weeks ago. Following a round of interviews held in executive session, the court …

Granbury City Council unanimously appointed Kay Wasielewski to the Historic Preservation Commission during a regularly scheduled meeting May 7.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously entered into an agreement — specifically, a memorandum of understanding — with both Somervell and Erath counties to exhance Granbury’s Regional Radio Network.

The colorful flags that have surrounded the Hood County Courthouse on a year-round basis will now be placed on a seasonal holiday schedule following a unanimous vote by the Hood County Commissioners Court April 23.

The May 4 unofficial election results are in, with the majority of residents giving a firm thumbs down to the $161 million Granbury Independent School District bond proposal. The bond — …

The Hood County Commissioners Court discussed a draft of its first ever fund balance policy during a regularly scheduled meeting April 23.