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The Commissioners Court has adopted a policy proposed by Precinct 3 Commissioner Bruce White that provides clearer guidelines for accepting roads into the county.

High winds from a swift-moving thunderstorm ripped roofs from homes, snapped trees and power lines and toppled a tower in Pecan Plantation Wednesday morning. No injuries were reported.

March is National Colorectal Cancer Screening Awareness Month. If you are 50 to 75 years old, you should get screened regularly for colorectal cancer.

High wind snapped a tower Wednesday morning on Monticello Drive near the Pecan Plantation driving range. (Gary Marks photo)

Jill Brin believes a tornado ripped the roof from her home Wednesday morning on FM 4 south of Godley in Johnson County about a mile from Hood County. The storm woke Brin about 4 a.m.

Strong winds from a fast-moving thunderstorm damaged at least two homes in Hood County early this morning. No injuries were reported.

The Granbury City Council recognized 21 city employees who recently earned professional certifications. Some of those employees were present at the March 5 council meeting where Mayor Nin Hulett read

Bull riding and mutton bustin’ returns to the Gran-bury City Beach on Saturday. The small, portable arena puts fans close to the action and probably stirs the interest of those

Jean Cate, of Granbury, is making a return appearance as the Bean Queen at General Granbury’s Birthday Festival on the square Saturday and Sunday. Cate, longtime children’s advocate, was the

Ray Banfield enjoys carving small stuff with a pocket knife. It’s been a lifelong passion. Last spring he decided to go big. “I’ve always admired wood carvings made with chain

Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful. Luke 6:36 You live in a house for years. You grow up in that house. And then the day comes that you

The “Let’s Travel Together” exhibit presented through the Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council features Granbury textile artist Hollis Harper. The exhibit opened the first week in March and continues through

The Hood County 4-H K9 and Kids club won multiple awards at the recent Brazos County Dog show. Hannah Moreno: First in confirmation and fifth in obedience. Jase Moreno: Fifth

VISIT GRANBURY Volunteers needed as greeters, historians, office and clerical in the Visit Granbury facility. Call Lisa Starkweather, Director of Volunteers, at 214-507-0552. FORWARD TRAINING CENTER Volunteers needed to assist

The recent Pink Ribbon Fashion Show was well-attended. The annual benefit honors and supports those with breast cancer. Viki Young of Red on the Square (left) and Becky Barton of

The transformation at Forward Training Center, 600 W. Pearl St., was recognized at a recent event honoring donors contributing to the project. Looking back, the project began a year ago

Can you walk across Texas? Families, friends and co-workers are encouraged to organize teams to accumulate the equivalent of walking 832 miles - the distance across Texas. The Texas A&M

Two Granbury High School students are advancing to the Texas Science and Engineering Fair thanks to strong performances at the 68th Fort Worth Regional Science Fair, held earlier this semester.

Granbury ISD school kids were honored as “Super Citizens” by the Lake Granbury Kiwanis Club at a luncheon last Thursday. The Kiwanis Club recognizes two fourth graders and two fifth

Granbury Theatre Company will continue its 2019 Broadway on the Brazos season with the musical “Forever Plaid” on March 29-April 14 at the Granbury Opera House. According to Music Theatre

“You’ve Got a Friend – A Tribute to the Music of Carole King, James Taylor and Carly Simon” comes to Granbury Live on Saturday with with shows at 2 and

The Hood County Sheriff’s Office is looking for Gary Lynn Adams, 54, who has a felony warrant for possession of a controlled substance. Adams’ address is listed in the 2700

■ Carmen Garcia Collum, 46, Granbury, driving while intoxicated third. ■ Hayley Rene English, 27, Granbury, abandon/endanger/child criminal neglect. ■ Kevin Wayne Gee, 32, Springtown, theft of property under $2,500