Hood County News

Hood County News is a newspaper in the United States that publishes twice a week for the residents of Granbury and Hood County, Texas. It has its roots in the Granbury Vidette, which was established around 1884 by Ashley W. Crockett. Over the years, it has evolved through various mergers, ownership changes, and name updates. The newspaper took on its present form in November 1970 when it came under the ownership of Hood County News, Incorporated.

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County addresses critical needs from local fire departments

2 days ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 6/27/25During a special-called meeting June 11, representatives from local fire departments requested assistance from Hood County Commissioners Court in funding critical equipment. This item is available in full to subscribers.
City commends utility billing department for water leak response

2 days ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 6/27/25Granbury's utility billing department was commended recently for its water leak monitoring software. This item is available in full to subscribers.
County works to address ozone pollution with air-quality monitors

3 days ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

County works to address ozone pollution with air-quality monitorsBy ASHLEY TERRY, Lead ReporterPosted 6/26/25Members of the Hood County Clean Air Coalition (HCCAC) have an “air”-tight plan on how to best address the increasing ozone levels in the county — and it all starts with an air-quality monitoring project.
City approves 2.5% increase to monthly water/sewer rates

3 days ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 6/26/25Granbury residents can expect to see a slight increase on an upcoming water and wastewater bill — a 2.5% increase to be exact. As part of the consent agenda June 17, Granbury City Council …This item is available in full to subscribers.
City approves $222K transfer for Granbury Square Plaza repairs

4 days ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 6/25/25During the June 17 meeting, Granbury City Council approved the transfer of $222,137.45 in insurance proceeds to the Granbury Historic Properties (GHP) to fund repairs and improvements to the Granbury Square Plaza. This item is available in full to subscribers.
Threads from the past

1 week ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Matters of the heart: Cresson VFD offers free EKGs to student athletesMembers of the Cresson Volunteer Fire Department (CVFD) had their hearts in the right place June 7 — in more ways than one — as they offered free electrocardiograms to area youth.
County awards Master Thoroughfare Plan contract

1 month ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 5/30/25The Hood County Commissioners Court has officially selected a firm to lead the county’s transportation program — the next step in implementing the county's Master Thoroughfare Plan. This item is available in full to subscribers.
Making the grade — and history - Hood County News

1 month ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Making the grade — and historyPremier’s Class of 2025 marks milestone with first adult graduateBy ASHLEY TERRY, Staff WriterPosted 5/30/25Keiuna Jones, Premier High School’s Child Nutrition director, is serving up her own fresh dish of success after becoming the school’s first adult graduate last week.
From Cornerstone to corner office

1 month ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

From Cornerstone to corner officeGranbury’s mini mayor leaves major impact on school fundraiser, city staffBy ASHLEY TERRY, Staff WriterPosted 5/30/25When 9-year-old Abigail Junkins sat on the dais at last week’s Granbury City Council meeting, she wasn’t just wearing the mayor’s sash — she was also helping to raise thousands of dollars for her school.
448, out the gate | GHS’ Class of 2025 bids farewell in heartfelt ceremony

1 month ago | hcnews.com | Ashley Terry

Posted 5/29/25It was a bittersweet night May 23 for the Granbury High School Class of 2025, as all 448 graduates accepted their diplomas and exited Pirate Stadium, closing the gate — and chapter — of their high school lives. This item is available in full to subscribers.