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Granbury · GranburyJay Hinton/Glen Rose Reporter GRANBURY— For the second consecutive meet, the Glen Rose Lady Tiger powerlifting team placed second as they fell just short of…
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Lady Tigers second behind 10 school records - Glen Rose Reporter
Dollar General · GranburyGranbury, Texas — STRIVE has arranged the sale of a 9,026-square-foot Dollar General in Granbury. Adam Gottschalk of STRIVE represented the seller, a wealth advisory trust, in the transaction. The… The post STRIVE Arranges Sale of 9,026-Square-Foot Dollar General in Granbury, Texas appeared first on Shopping Center Business.See the Story
STRIVE Arranges Sale of 9,026-Square-Foot Dollar General in Granbury, Texas
Granbury · GranburyKennedy Wells, a sharpshooter from Granbury, Texas, is set to join the UTEP rifle team in the fall of 2025. She is currently a senior at Granbury High School and will join her sister Kameron Wells, who recently joined UTEP’s rifle team in the 2024-2025 season. As a member of Granbury High School’s varsity air rifle and Marine Corps JROTC teams, Kennedy Wells brings with her an extensive resume, built through years of competitive shooting. She ho…See the Story
Sharpshooting sisters set their sights on UTEP rifle
Granbury · GranburyThe heavily wooded lot includes Cedar Elms (Ulmus crassifolia), Live Oaks (Quercus virginiana), and Pecan Trees (Carya illinoinensis).
By Lindsey Townsend, Tyler ChapterEvery garden begins with an idea—and a dream. Then the work begins. Debra McStay wanted to establish a natural sanctuary where her neighborhood creatures could thrive. “For several years, I dreamed of creating a wildlife habitat—a place where animals could find foo…See the Story
Creating a Wildlife Habitat with Native Plants - Native Plant Society of Texas
Granbury · GranburyOutkast FC Brownwood 15B coached by Brian Lee won Winter Junior Champions Cup in Granbury. Making them back to back 2024 and 2025 Champions. Sponsored by Central Texas Truck and Trailer Repair and Draco’s Janitorial and Auto Detailing.See the Story
Outkast FC Brownwood 15B wins Winter Junior Champions Cup
Environment · GranburyIn the time since a 2022 report by the White House warned of cryptocurrency's energy costs and negative impacts on the climate and environment, the industry has grown significantly. What's happening? In March of that year, President Joe Biden issued an executive order to ensure the responsible development of digital assets, as Investopedia reported. The response six months later from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy indic…See the Story
Report outlines concerning effects of crypto assets — 'immediate transparency' is needed
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Granbury · GranburyTEXAS – Moments of chaos were lived on a street in Granbury after an unusual situation was recorded where police department help was needed. According to the report, the agency received the call around 9:15 a.m. because hundreds of nails were on a street between U.S. 377 and Over Street. When officers arrived in the area they found a box that had between 500 and 1,000 nails which they believe fell from a truck that was near a Home Depot store. A…See the Story
Hundreds of nails end up on the street in Granbury
Cryptocurrency · GranburyThe booming popularity of cryptocurrency over the last few years has left experts concerned that the byproducts of its functions could take an unintentional toll on humans. What happened? Three scientists explored the potential health hazards associated with cryptocurrency mining in their think piece published in JAMA. According to Live Science, the authors compared it to a "digital oil boom," noting that its rapid rise to prominence could lead…See the Story
Scientists raise alarm over 'nightmarish' issue stemming from cryptocurrency mines — here's what's happening
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