Thursday, Sept. 5, Granbury Live hosts The Voice of Granbury Audition Night. The event begins at 7:30 p.m.

The reckless act of drinking and driving could change your life forever, but it only takes a few minutes to find a sober ride.

Multiple North Central Texas Academy students were on hand at AT&T Stadium to see Jourdan Lewis of the Dallas Cowboys receive the Ed Block Courage Award and then watch the Cowboys play the Chargers Saturday, Aug. 24.

On Aug. 9, a Hood County jury convicted Colby Nicholas Arnold, 36, for multiple counts of identity theft and drug possession. After finding Arnold guilty of the charges, the jury sentenced him to a total of 107 years in prison.

Preliminary ratings have been released and Hood County school districts received top ratings for financial accountability for the previous school year. Granbury, Lipan and Tolar school districts each …

The following is a breakdown of activity that occurred through the Granbury Police Department during the period of Aug. 20-Aug. 27. While there were many incidents, this is a partial list of more …

With both Wadley and Ullom running unopposed, the Granbury City Council is expected to cancel the election during its next meeting. The council will vote to officially declare Bruce Wadley and Zeb Ullom as elected to their respective places.

Frustrations were expressed over HCAD’s resistance to external audits, with commissioners emphasizing the need for transparency and accountability, especially since HCAD’s board members are not elected officials.

Highsmith also pointed out the proximity of the Wolf Hollow site to water bodies such as the Brazos River, Squaw Creek and Lake Granbury, raising alarms about the potential for mercury contamination in these areas.

The board’s resolution also commits $540,000 to the Instructional Improvement Fund, ensuring the district remains above the 20% fund balance requirement set forth in policy.

The Hood County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $38,500 contract with a local firm to conduct a thorough IT assessment during a regularly scheduled meeting Aug. 27.

When Jeremy Glenn first applied for the role of superintendent at Granbury Independent School District in 2018, he never could have imagined the impact he would have on the students, staff and even the entire community.