Free Films Highlight Women’s Stories Through Benbrook Library.
Benbrook residents looking for a good movie night at home have a new collection to check out this month.
Roll for Initiative at Benbrook Library With a One Night Dungeons and Dragons Adventure.
Adults looking for a fun and low-pressure way to try tabletop roleplaying are invited to a Dungeons and Dragons one-shot adventure at the Benbrook Public Library.
Westpark Spirit Night Set for March 10 at Jersey Mike’s
Dinner plans on March 10 can do more than feed the family. They can support Westpark Elementary as well.
Western Hills Choir Joins Texas Wesleyan for Special Concert.
Music lovers in the Benbrook and west Fort Worth area have a chance to enjoy a special evening of live choral music on Tuesday, March 10.
Library After Dark Spelling Bee Set for Friday Night.
A little wordplay and friendly competition are headed to the Benbrook Public Library this Friday night.
Community Meeting Focuses on Las Vegas Trail Safety.
Residents who want to learn more about safety efforts along the Las Vegas Trail corridor will have an opportunity to connect with local organizations and law enforcement at a community meet-and-greet dinner on March 11.
Bobcats Baseball Finish Drew Medford Tournament with Weather Shortened Win.
The Benbrook Bobcats baseball team closed out the Drew Medford Tournament with a hard-fought win, finishing the event with a strong 3-1-1 record.
Wildcats Celebrate Literacy Week with Dress Up Days.
Wildcat families can mark their calendars for Literacy Week, set for March 9 through March 13. The week will bring daily themes designed to keep reading front and center while adding a little fun to the school day.
Castle Park Memories Being Collected at Benbrook Library.
For many residents, Castle Park holds more than playground equipment. It holds childhood memories.
UTA West Campus Moves Forward in West Fort Worth, Not Far From Benbrook.
Plans for a new University of Texas at Arlington campus in west Fort Worth are gaining momentum after the UT System approved more than $150 million for the first building.
