Granbury Real Estate

Granbury News for 09-Nov-2005

'by STAN WEINBERG (Hood County News)Southern vs. judge Rash? (Monday, November 07, 2005 It looks like the Hood County incumbents up for re-election next year like their jobs and plan to file for another term.

'GHS runners end season at regionals (Hood County News)The granbury Lady Pirates ended the 2005 cross country season by competing in the Class 5A Region I Meet Saturday at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock.

'Olena Ruth Martin Stover (Hood County News)Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 7, 2005 for Olena Ruth Martin Stover, 84, of Fort Worth and mother of two Hood County women. The mother of Billie Holder of Lipan and Joyce Royse of Granbury died Friday, Nov. 4, 2005. Funeral services and burial was in Mount Olivet Chapel and Cemetery.

'Christmas parade enters 15th year (Hood County News)In 1990, Faith Assembly of God pastor Larry Dickson thought a faith-based Christmas parade would be a good idea. Now the ?Night of Lights? Christmas parade in Granbury is in its 15th year.

'Faulty water and wastewater facilities take environmental toll (Kansas City Star)FORT WORTH, Texas - Oak Trail Shores was once a secluded vacation getaway at Lake Granbury. Today, the community is crowded with a few thousand people, and polluted runoff from septic tanks threatens the lake.

'Citywide Web, No Strings Attached (RedNova)By Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Nov. 6--Midwest Fiber Networks co-owners Donna Raffaelli-Meyer and Nik Ivancevic plan to use their existing fiber-optic cables to set up a citywide wireless broadband network in Milwaukee -- and they plan to do it at no cost to the city.

'Baker goes wild in 48-38 loss (Hood County News)14 catches! (Monday, November 07, 2005 by RICK MAUCH The fact that the granbury Pirates dropped their final game of the season, 48-38 to Boswell at Pirate Stadium, was almost an afterthought compared to the show Justice Baker put on.

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