Not without risk
Sat, 03/02/2019 - 12:00am
A fi refighter (above) was treated for minor burns during a training exercise last Saturday in Granbury. A fi re chief on scene said the burns were similar to a
A fi refighter (above) was treated for minor burns during a training exercise last Saturday in Granbury. A fi re chief on scene said the burns were similar to a
Cresson’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will offer CERT Basic Training this month to anyone interested in learning disaster preparedness techniques. Participants learn basic disaster response skills such as fire
A 29-year-old Granbury man was arrested for allegedly slapping his 2-year-old stepson, police said. Last Saturday police received a report of a disturbance involving a possible assault of a child.
■ The Hood County Conservatives will meet on Thursday, March 14 at 6 p.m. in Annex 1 on West Pearl Street. Rachel “Bullet” Malone, Texas Director of Gun Owners of
Born in Cuba, Rafael Cruz lived under a dictator. He began fighting Batista’s regime as a teenager and was imprisoned and tortured. Cruz will be at the Hood County Republican
The National Weather Service (NWS) enjoys the latest technology to forecast severe weather, but there’s nothing like “eyes and ears” on the ground. Especially in Granbury, where it’s just far
As Gary Farina (center) leads his team during the Granbury Family Feud, fellow team members Jordan Reid (left) and Mollie Fannin-Fletcher (right) have different reactions. The Granbury Family Feud included
Don't forget that businesses on and around the square stay open late on Friday and Saturday night, with some establishments offering drink specials from 9 to 11 p.m.
The Commissioners Court has designated $15,000 to possibly use for outside legal counsel or to hire a hydrologist as it fights for local citizens' rights in the face of new water well rules that co
A Cadillac jumped the curb and hit the south side of Farina's restaurant on the Granbury square Thursday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
Due to a reorganization necessitated by state funding cuts, Tarleton State University earlier this month closed its Small Business Development Center, which had been based at the Langdon Center for
A 29-year-old Granbury man allegedly slapped his 2-year-old stepson, bringing charges of injury to a child, a third-degree felony, police said.
It’s still February, but bluebonnets have already started popping up in Hood County. While it may seem very early, it’s not that unusual to see the first bluebonnets this time
With Granbury being a lake community and a town with history, tourism will likely heat up in the spring and summer months – and so will the iconic green trolley
The governor’s appointments office has received applications from at least two additional lawyers who hope to be appointed district attorney after Rob Christian steps down from that office on Friday.
A 24-year-old Granbury man was transported to Lake Granbury Medical Center for treatment of possible injuries after a single-car crash late Sunday afternoon on Lipan Highway just north of the
Baseball’s Opening Day is still a few weeks away, but the New Granbury Live has its own triple play this weekend. Three shows are in the lineup – Lee Roy
Spiritually speaking there are many people who become children of God who have a sort of Peter Pan Syndrome: They don’t go on to maturity. Sometimes we assume that with
The Monthly Community Pantry will be at the Gran-bury First United Methodist Church (FUMC) distribution site Friday, March 1, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Fresh food through the Tarrant Area Food Bank
It may get a little crazy at Granbury Live tomorrow night. The second annual Granbury Family Feud begins at 6 p.m. with a taco bar buffet at Celebration Hall on
Priscilla Lumbreras, a science teacher at Gran-bury High School, earned a $4,000 grant from the Society for Science & The Public to support STEM research activities in the classroom. Lumbreras
Three Granbury High School students performed with All-State ensembles at the Texas Music Educators Association state conference in San Antonio on Feb. 16. Senior Ian Cone and junior Paige Quillen,
At a recent workday, Donna Hagar and I were cutting back autumn sage. “Some people like this smell,” she said. It was a simple statement, but it surprised me. It
Narcissus, commonly referred to as daffodils or jonquils, have sprouted in gardens across Hood County. They multiply quickly and return to bloom again each spring, year after year. They are
Hollywood is obsessed with superheroes. Countless movies feature comic book stars such as Batman or Spiderman. The gardening world has a few heroes as well, with yaupon holly (Ilex vomitoria)
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