Monday, May 19, 2025
Richard Nelson began his long affair with print news more than 40 years ago. With varied experience at seven publications and operating as the publisher of five of them, Nelson is excited to bring his garnered expertise to the HCN as its new executive editor.
The roof! The roof! The roof is (hopefully not) on fire! Those song lyrics may run through attendees’ heads Thursday, May 15, during Commanche Cove Neighborhood Watch’s countywide neighborhood watch get-together, with open community discussion led by county Fire Marshal Jeff Young and representatives from the Brazos River Authority.
As executive director of Lake Pointe Academy in Granbury, Cristin Coulter is doing everything in her power to make the dreams of her students and the dreams of other Hood County teens with learning disabilities just a little more possible – some might even say “Prom Possible.”
With a hearty “yee-haw,” Hood County is leaving its red-hot brand on Texas’ “Cowboy Tourism” trail.
Special needs students had the oppertunity to catch fish and participate in activites the C.A.S.T for kids event at De Cordova Bend Park May 2.
Tolar ISD has opened registration for its 2025 athletic camps. There are camps for a variety of high school sports and for all skill levels. “These camps offer students a fantastic …
Popcorn and purple Tolar hearts will be present in the Tolar Elementary library at 4 p.m. May 20 as Tolar ISD celebrates the retirement of four elementary teachers. Join in celebration as …
“Plan now” and “Don’t miss out” are phrases that start a Facebook post made May 1 by Lipan High school announcing teachers Misty Little and Amber Freeman will be taking …
Boys basketball in Granbury was led by a new Pirate for the 2024-25 season. Head coach Jeremy McFerrin put up his sail in his first year at Granbury High School and steered them through some rough …
During a GISD board meeting April 21, GISD Special Programs Coordinator Tamara Hudson presented a special education report — highlighting the district’s effort in preparing special education students to become successful, productive citizens.
In a literal pint-sized competition, local first-responders will be competing in the sixth annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive to see which department can claim the 2025 victory.
A few Granbury High School seniors are proving life-changing opportunities and a bright future come to those who are truly “avid” about college — in more ways than one.