A 34-year-old Rolling Hills Shores resident has been charged with a first-degree felony drug count after being arrested last Thursday by Hood County Sheriff’s Office deputies, Lt. Johnny Rose stated in an email.

Despite praise of Hood County Elections Administrator Michele Carew, County Clerk Katie Lang has called a meeting of the Elections Commission to discuss allegations against her.

Going barefoot was a way of life growing up in the mid-1960s for Charlie Cloud.

Air Force veteran Rick Dailey lost everything in a house fire on June 12. Now, the local community is assisting Dailey by donating items to help him and his family get back on their feet. 

Assistant football coach Wesley Hooks is looking to make an immediate impact on Granbury High School’s defensive line despite his goal of one day being an offensive coordinator.

Long before he turned 18 in April, Hood County resident Ridge Roberts became a local legend as a Texas-style championship fiddler. Now he’s getting ready to play where some of the world’s greatest music legends have performed — The Grand Ole Opry.

The Acton Nature Center is an excellent spot for those wanting to enjoy hiking, bird watching, a butterfly garden, and more in Hood County.

Texas State Representative Glenn Rogers, a charming, good-humored farm boy, played football in high school. He showed steers and lambs with 4-H and FFA as a boy, graduating to treating animals as a veterinarian.

Wednesday was a classic rock day at Tolar High School.

The brightly clad cyclists whizzing down U.S. 377 through Granbury toward Fort Worth on July 15 certainly attracted people’s attention, and Ben Hardee and his Pi Kappa Phi fraternity brothers could not be happier.

FORT WORTH — Charlie Cloud went home Wednesday, and his memories burned like wildfire.

When most people are still finding their first cup of morning coffee in Granbury, a three-man crew makes its way onto the city beach for the park’s daily makeover.

Lewisville resident Brendan Hartman, 25, was recognized by the Hood County Commissioner's Court for saving lives during the Stroll Thru Texas History event in Acton, Texas, on May 15. 

A 46-year-old man wanted on a sex offender warrant out of Tarrant was arrested Tuesday by Hood County Sheriff’s Office deputies and charged with a felony count of possession of a controlled substance, according to Lt. Johnny Rose.

Street tacos, Mexican street corn (elote) cups and hand-ground brisket burgers are all popular staples at Firefly Grilling Co., a new pop-up food venue that’s been making the rounds recently at Silver Saddle Saloon and Revolver Brewing in Granbury, Texas. 

Black fire hydrants scattered throughout Hood County, including in upscale neighborhoods, indicate that water infrastructure is unable to support firefighting.

The Granbury SEALS swim team was a runaway winner during the circuit meet competition held at the Hood County YMCA Saturday, with local athletes accounting for 153 total medals, including 71 colored in gold.

If you want to land more catfish, you need to bait your treble hook with Mr. Whiskers bait.

The Granbury SEALS swim team is celebrating its 30th year of competition, and it’s all thanks to the vision and dedication of one woman – Janet Steenberge.

Jim Jarratt, a virtual unknown before running for mayor of Granbury, takes his seat at the center of the dais.

Runoff set for Granbury's Place 5 City Council race.

Megan Mares, 35, is the head of Revolver Brewing’s innovation program, in which she spends time coming up with beer ideas, creating beer recipes and brewing the beer herself.

Members of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) chapter in Granbury are fighting for their fellow soldiers’ rights to receive their disability benefits that they so rightly deserve.

A three-vehicle crash early Monday morning on Tin Top Highway remains under investigation, but DPS Sgt. Ricky Hunter has released the names of those involved including a 43-year-old Weatherford woman who died from her injuries.

Jim Jarratt wins the four-person race for mayor in Granbury's special election, avoiding a runoff.

It's been eight years since Hood County Sheriff's deputy Sgt. Lance McLean, a Hico resident, lost his life on June 29, 2013, in the line of duty – and the Blue Line he served with has never forgotten and never will.

This Saturday morning, during Granbury’s 4th of July Freedom and Fireworks parade, be sure to look skyward when you hear the roar. You just may see WASPs in the air.

One year after the Hyde Media Group was created to purchase the Hood County News, the Granbury-based corporation is on its way to creating a local news-supporting media empire.

Pinnacle Bank officially joined the Granbury Chamber of Commerce with its grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.