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We will soon be ending 2019 and beginning a new decade. Now is a good time to reflect on how we will be conducting ourselves for 2020 and beyond. Do

U.S. REP., DISTRICT 11 Robert Tucker Wesley W. Virdell J. Ross Lacy Gene Barber Jamie Berryhill August Pfluger J.D. Faircloth Brandon Batch Ned Luscombe Casey Gray STATE REP., DISTRICT 60

The ballot order for the 2020 Republican and Democratic primary elections has been set and is now posted on the Texas Secretary of State website. A drawing for ballot placement

The city’s best and longest-serving employees were recognized at the city’s annual awards luncheon last week at the Lake Granbury Conference Center. The top honor – Employee of the Year

The Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the remains of Jennifer Pautenis from dental records provided by investigators, according to the Hood County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page. The remains

They are not the superstars, but they’re about the next best thing. The Gran-bury Theatre Company (Granbury Opera House) has nine tribute concerts scheduled for 2020: ■ Decades of Divas:

Chief Appraiser Greg Stewart will retire from the Hood Central Appraisal District (HCAD) on Jan. 31 after 28 years in that office. He has been chief appraiser since 2008. The

The Granbury City Council named GISD student Carley Hill as its honorary council member for December.

Hood County Senior Center is looking for seniors who want to play Scrabble. Contact Crystal at 817-573-5533 if you are interested in playing weekly.

Billy Teels will lead the bird walk at 7 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 4 at Acton Nature Center, 6430 Smoky Hill Court. It’s free to attend.

James Dickens, a visitor information specialist at the Visit Granbury Convention and Visitors Bureau, is the recipient of the fourth annual Get-R-Done Award, presented to a city employee in recogni

Cresson Highway reopened shortly after 4 p.m. Thursday after being closed since about 7 a.m. due to a crash and diesel spill that made the highway slick.

Cresson Highway between Monroe Highway and Hughie Long Road has been shut down in both directions for several hours after a crash spilled diesel fuel on the roadway.

Third grade economic students at Brawner Intermediate School worked to raise money to buy new books for the school library. Students earned $1,631 and it was matched by the PTO.

A memorial service for Lauren Taylor Gillum has been set for Saturday, Dec. 28 at 2 p.m. in Granbury Church of Christ, 1905 W. Pearl St.

There's a feeling of joy on the square this Christmas season.

Assistant Director of Finance Elizabeth Bailey was named 2019 Employee of the Year for the city of Granbury.

Chief Appraiser Greg Stewart will retire from the Hood Central Appraisal District on Jan. 31 after 28 years in that office. Stewart has been chief appraiser since 2008.

In the gospel of Luke, chapter two, there is an encounter that Jesus has with his parents that is every parent’s nightmare. Mary and Joseph lost their child! Jesus was

While cactus plants may be associated with hot, arid landscapes, several cacti are easily grown as houseplants. They thrive indoors with very little maintenance. Their sculptural forms and bright blooms

The Granbury City Council is poised to move forward with several major projects that could total up to $20 million. The projects will not cause a property tax rate inrease.

City of Granbury employees light up the park north of City Hall every Christmas. Haven’t been? Make plans this holiday season to enjoy a stroll through the magical wonderland.

The 26-year-old daughter of retired Granbury highway trooper Dub Gillum died Friday afternoon in a two-vehicle crash in Midland County. Services were pending at press time for Granbury resident Lauren