Thursday, October 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Clem, Hughes Ask Residents About Benbrook Traffic.
Where does getting around Benbrook become more frustrating than it should be?
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Clem, Hughes Launch Benbrook Open Forum.
Two Benbrook City Council candidates are trying something new with their campaigns and asking residents to help drive the conversation.
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Clem, Hughes Meet With Benbrook Residents.
Benbrook residents had a chance Saturday to sit down, ask questions, and hear directly from two candidates hoping to join the City Council.
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Clem, Hughes Invite Benbrook Voters to Saturday Meet-and-Greet.
Benbrook residents heading out for Heritage Fest on Saturday can take a break from the festivities and spend a little time getting to know two City Council candidates.
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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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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.
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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 Council Candidates Outline Residents First Platform.
Putting residents first is the central message behind a newly shared campaign platform from Benbrook City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.
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Benbrook Council Candidates Share Priorities After Community Meeting.
Traffic congestion, neighborhood safety, city growth, and communication with City Hall were among the concerns Benbrook residents raised during recent discussions with City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.