Ansell: Being thankful
I like the story about the little kid digging through the pile of horse manure because “there must be a pony in there somewhere.”
June 2025
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Leadership Glen Rose tours Glen Rose Medical Center
GLEN ROSE — Members of the Leadership Glen Rose program toured the Glen Rose Medical Center on June 10 as part of their ongoing exploration of local institutions.
From the Mayor's Desk
A town is merely a geographical boundary in which people happen to live within. The people who live within those boundaries provide that town's character. Those people are the town.
Ansell: Playing it safe
I was hanging out in the driveway the other day catching some sun and two little boys who are neighbors came walking down the street, one was pushing a scooter and the other a bicycle. Both of these young men had nothing on but athletic shorts — no shirt, no shoes.
Pink Door Provisions new to Downtown Glen Rose
GLEN ROSE — A new specialty grocery market will open on Glen Rose's Historic Downtown Square, taking over the space where Sugar Biscuits and Philomena's previously operated.
Abbott signs part of $10B property tax relief package
DENTON – Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 4, Senate Bill 23, and House Bill 9, key components of the 89th Legislature’s $10 billion property tax relief package, into law on June 16 at the Robson Ranch Clubhouse Legacy Room in Denton.
Local martial artists bring home medals
GLEN ROSE — Students from ATA Martial Arts Texas Elite, representing the Glen Rose, Granbury and Cleburne locations, earned top honors at the ATA District Championships held over the weekend, bringing home a collection of medals and titles.
Sandlin, Shirley GRR Athletes of the Year
GLEN ROSE — The readers have cast their votes, and junior softball player Marki Sandlin and junior baseball player Jeg Shirley are the 2025 Glen Rose Reporter Glen Rose High School Athletes of the Year.
Reed: Dilemma: Proving Surviving Spouse’s Ownership in Real Estate
When Helen Jones’ husband Carl died, she assumed the three parcels of real estate they had purchased during the marriage as community property (CP) automatically became hers even though Carl had no will and she didn’t file any type of probate.