Texas may have a new town on the books after Tuesday’s elections, and residents there say the reason for it is a noisy neighbor they feel they’ve run out of options with. People living in rural Hood County — southwest of Fort Worth and just outside of Granbury — will vote on whether to incorporate as an official township called Mitchell Bend, named for the two-lane highway that runs through the community. Folks there say it would only cover about two square miles and would only be made up of a few hundred residents. But leaders behind the push say this isn’t about creating a thriving new community or building a new ... (full story)