
Benbrook and the greater Fort Worth community have a fresh reason to grab a purple shirt and enjoy a night out.

Benbrook residents will have a full evening of local government activity to follow on Thursday, December 4, 2025. City Council will meet at the Municipal Complex, 911 Winscott Road, beginning with a pre-council work session at 6:45 p.m. to walk through items scheduled for the regular meeting.

Western Hills High School hosted a big night for music as more than 450 students and 60 directors came together for the FWISD District High School Band Contest. It was a full-campus effort, and the Cougar Band made the most of their moment.

Cold weather has finally arrived in Benbrook, and many families are feeling the first real reminder to get their homes winter-ready. A few small changes can make a big difference in staying warm without watching your energy bill climb.

If you have books or media to return to the Benbrook Public Library, the process is as simple as it gets. The library recently shared a friendly reminder that there are two convenient ways to drop off items, making returns easy no matter your schedule.

Western Hills High School is about to turn December into a full month of festive spirit. The campus has rolled out a fourteen-day holiday dress-up calendar, giving students and staff a fun way to head into winter break with color, creativity, and plenty of personality.

Sanctified Motorcycle Ministry is inviting local businesses and residents to take part in their 2nd Annual Prison Fellowship Angel Tree delivery on Saturday, December 13, 2025. The event provides Christmas gifts to 75 children across 26 families in Tarrant County whose parents are incarcerated.

Benbrook is preparing to take part in Wreaths Across America for the very first time.

Benbrook residents will have a chance to watch their local leadership at work as the City Council gathers for a special interview session on Monday, December 1, 2025, and on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.

Westpark families are gearing up for a festive neighborhood tradition as Community Caroling returns on December 4 at 6:30 p.m. After last year’s rainout, the hope is for clear skies and plenty of holiday cheer.