Monday, September 7, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Clem Campaign Focuses on Development, Safety and Accountability for Benbrook City Council Place 4.
After more than four decades calling Benbrook home, Greg Clem is asking residents to consider him for a new role in the community: City Council member.
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Hughes Looks Back on Benbrook Relay for Life.
Long before her current run for Benbrook City Council Place 6, Whitney Hughes was already finding ways to serve around town.
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Clem, Hughes Campaign Signs Arrive in Benbrook.
Campaign season is becoming a little more visible around Benbrook.
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From Benbrook Native to City Council Candidate: Whitney Hughes.
Whitney Hughes is running for Benbrook City Council for the first time, seeking Place 6 with deep roots in the community she hopes to represent.
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Clem, Hughes Launch ‘One Benbrook’ Campaign Website.
Two Benbrook City Council candidates are joining forces under a shared campaign message as the November election approaches.
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Phillips Seeks Another Term on Benbrook City Council.
After eight years on the Benbrook City Council, Dustin Phillips is asking voters for another term.
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Clem Steps Into Benbrook’s Place 4 Council Race.
The race for Benbrook City Council Place 4 now has a challenger.
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Benbrook City Council Election Draws New Challengers.
Benbrook’s November election is still a few months away, but the races for City Council are beginning to get interesting.
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Economic Development, Trinity Estates Among Benbrook Council Agenda Items.
Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, August 6, with a pre-council work session at 6:30 p.m. followed by the regular meeting at 7 p.m. at Benbrook City Hall, 911 Winscott Road.
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Benbrook Council Member Addresses Robot Park Rumors as Renovation Moves Forward.
As construction continues on Benbrook’s new Robot Park and Castle Park, City Council Place 5 member Sean Moore is addressing what he says are misconceptions surrounding the project.