Wednesday, September 16, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Hughes Spends Saturday Around Benbrook
Benbrook City Council Place 6 candidate Whitney Hughes spent a busy Saturday out in the community, starting with the 34th Annual Benbrook Trash Bash alongside Pack 95.
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Benbrook Council Candidates Host Community Meet-and-Greet.
Benbrook voters will have a chance to meet two City Council candidates face to face before heading to the polls.
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Phillips Talks Benbrook, Family, Service, and Future.
Over coffee at a Benbrook favorite, Black Rifle Coffee, Dustin Phillips recently talked about the city his family has called home for 16 years.
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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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Mackey Looks to Continue Her Service to Benbrook.
While Laura Mackey wasn’t born in Benbrook, somewhere between raising her kids here, serving as a PTA president, meeting neighbors and simply doing life in the community, Benbrook became home.
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Benbrook Roots Inspire City Council Run.
For Whitney Hughes, a run for Benbrook City Council is about more than seeking a seat at City Hall. It is a chance to give back to the community that helped shape her.
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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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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.