Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Questions Mount Over TEA Takeover of Fort Worth ISD and Appointment of Controversial Conservator.
The Texas Education Agency’s recent decision to place Fort Worth ISD under state oversight is drawing both scrutiny and outrage from local residents and education advocates.
Westpark Wildcats Launch Cozy New Winter Spirit Wear Collection.
Winter may be settling in, but Westpark Wildcats are keeping it warm with a fresh lineup of Winter Spirit Wear now available for order.
Free Breakfast Alert: Chick-fil-A Benbrook Serves Up Morning Treat.
Benbrook residents can start their mornings with a little extra joy this week thanks to Chick-fil-A Benbrook.
DFW Senior Care Is Hiring in Tarrant and Johnson Counties.
DFW Senior Care is adding full-time marketing and admissions staff to serve Johnson and Tarrant County.
Western Hills Cadets Lead by Example with Campus Cleanup.
Western Hills High School got a midweek boost of pride and polish thanks to a group of hardworking JROTC Cadets who stayed late to clean up the campus.
MrJims.Pizza of Benbrook Offers 20% Off to Help Locals Save.
As costs continue to climb, MrJims.Pizza of Benbrook is stepping up to give residents a break on their next meal.
Local Tree Care Company Extends a Helping Hand to More Families.
This season, Atwood Tree Care is proving that generosity grows deep roots. Thanks to the overwhelming support of their followers, the company has expanded its community outreach to assist even more local families in need.
Benbrook Fire Chief Celebrates 25 Years of Service.
The Benbrook Fire Department is marking a major milestone this month as Chief Tate celebrates 25 years of service to the city and its residents.
Western Hills JROTC Shines Under the Lights at Monday Night Football.
It was a proud night for Western Hills High School as 17 Cadets from the school’s JROTC program took the field at AT&T Stadium during ESPN’s Monday Night Football.
Students Encouraged to Shine in FWISD’s Reflections Arts Program.
Benbrook’s young artists are being called to create and celebrate their talents through the annual FWISD Reflections Arts Program, open to all students across the district.
