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Granbury News for 13-Sep-2005
- 'Sound Off! (Hood County News) Sound Off! *Cheers to granbury Middle School staff, administrators and students for such a successful start to the school year! The staff and administrators create such a warm environment that makes learning such a success for all students.
- 'YMCA ready to take over fitness center (Hood County News) It appears the YMCA will take over operation of the financially struggling Center for Health and Fitness this December, reports Bill Hooks, president of the Hood County Hospital District Board.
- 'Granbury spikers honored for brains (Hood County News) If you?re going to play volleyball for Tammy Clark, be ready to give everything physically and mentally. And Clark?s not only referring to performance on the court.
- 'Still searching Pirates 0-3 after loss at Cleburne (Hood County News) CLEBURNE -- That stiff breeze felt throughout Granbury this past weekend was Pirate football faithful checking their annals for the most disappointing moments in team history. The Pirates added a new chapter Friday with a 34-7 loss at Cleburne's Yellow Jacket Stadium.
- 'Questions raised about Katrina kids (Hood County News) Hurricane Katrina?s destruction is now affecting Texas educators ? even Hood County educators ? directly. The Granbury school district has 20 new students from hurricane-ravished states.
- 'Pirates 11th at Granger Memorial (Hood County News) Dustin Thompson shot a three-round 218, and the Granbury Pirate golf team finished 11th overall with an 898 Friday and Saturday at the Bart Granger Invitational hosted by Paschal High School at Pecan Valley Golf Course in Benbrook.
- 'George Donald Addis (Hood County News) George Donald Addis, 75 of Granbury, a retired Air Force master sergeant, died Thursday, Sept. 8, 2005 in Granbury. Funeral services were Monday, Sept. 12, 2005 at Wiley Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Mike McMohon officiating.
- 'Life (Herald Democrat) A gospel comedy, "Smoke on the Mountain", will open the season for the Sherman Community Players. Managing director Ron Cassady and musical director Scottie Johnson describe the production as "uplifting and hilarious" - a hit across the country, including Branson, Mo., and the Granbury Opry House.
- ''Kinky' campaigns to crowd of 200+ (Hood County News) Richard ?Kinky? Friedman knows he must win two political battles -- get on the ballot and the election -- before filling the governor?s chair in Austin.
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