
Friday morning, February 13, Benbrook Middle High School students received more than a typical lesson. They heard directly from Benbrook Mayor Jason Ward during the schoolโs weekly Charter Development session.

Benbrook is taking a moment to celebrate a familiar face at the heart of the city.

Benbrook PTA leaders brought their advocacy to Benbrook City Hall, meeting with State Rep. John McQueeney and Mayor Jason Ward to discuss the schools and families they represent.

Strong communities are built through connection, and residents at Album Benbrook recently had the opportunity to spend time with one of the city’s leaders.

Local businesses, city leaders and neighbors came together Thursday evening for the Good to Be Benbrook Business Rally, turning HighRidge Church into a showcase of the people and businesses behind the community.

The meeting was supposed to end at 8:15 p.m. At 9:20, people were still talking.

If you’ve ever wanted to play a bigger role in Benbrook’s future, here’s your chance to learn how.

The lemonade may be gone, but the impact of Lemonade Day 2026 is still being celebrated across Benbrook.

What started as a simple question about recycling bins turned into a year-long effort led by students at Western Hills High School to make their campus a little cleaner and a little greener.

The lemonade stands may be packed up, but the excitement surrounding Lemonade Day Benbrook is still going strong.