Friday, September 18, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Band Hosts Second Annual Cookout to Fuel Marching Bobcats Before UIL.
The grills are firing up again this weekend as the Benbrook Middle-High School Band gets ready for its 2nd Annual Cookout.
Residents Call for Clearer, Fairer Code Enforcement.
Benbrook neighbors are speaking up about how city codes are enforced, and the themes are consistent: heavy workload on a small team, unclear rules at the curb, and uneven follow-through across town.
Neighbors Weigh In on Windshield Replacement.
If you are shopping around to replace a cracked windshield, Benbrook drivers say it pays to compare.
Counseling by Penny Seeks Full-Time Administrative Team Member in Benbrook Area.
A local counseling office near Bellaire and Hulen is hiring for a new administrative position.
October is Financial Planning Month at Benbrook Library.
Benbrook residents looking to sharpen their money skills can take advantage of a free resource this month through the Benbrook Public Library.
Speeding Concerns Rise Along Timbercreek and Nearby Streets.
Frustration is growing among Benbrook residents who live along Timbercreek Road and nearby streets, such as Timberline and Rio Grande Drive, where drivers have been accused of treating residential areas like racetracks.
Russell Feed & Supply Hosts Red Carpet Equine Event in Weatherford.
Horse enthusiasts from across North Texas are invited to an unforgettable evening of insight, inspiration, and celebration at Voices from the Arena, a red carpet event spotlighting leaders in the world of performance and competition horses.
Benbrook Housing Market Holds Steady Heading Into Fall.
The Benbrook housing market continues to show balance this October, according to local real estate agent Josh Harville of Fathom Realty.
Benbrook Ice Cream Trucks Keep Neighborhoods Cool and Connected.
If you’ve heard the familiar jingle of an ice cream truck winding through Benbrook lately, you’re not imagining things. In fact, there are a couple of local vendors keeping the community stocked with frozen treats and nostalgic smiles.
When Two Feet of Water Becomes a Big Concern.
Flooding concerns tied to new development projects continue to draw discussion among Benbrook residents and city leaders, with some questioning the safety standards being used to evaluate flood risks in residential areas.
