Friday, June 26, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Volunteers Needed for Race on Race Street.
Benbrook residents are being asked to step up and bring their energy to one of Fort Worth’s most spirited events.
Bulldog Families Build Community Online.
Parents at Benbrook schools are finding new ways to stay connected, and many are doing so online.
Homeowners in Nearby Ventana Tackle Unexpected Electrical Outages.
Residents in the Ventana neighborhood just south of Benbrook are dealing with unexpected electrical issues. Some homeowners are finding that outlets and overhead lights in certain rooms suddenly stop working, even when the closet lights still operate.
Fort Worth Police Beat Updates.
Cities grow, and with that growth comes a change in how police officers are assigned to serve neighborhoods.
New Job Openings at Morale, Welfare, and Recreation on Base.
For Benbrook residents looking for steady work with benefits, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation is currently hiring for two key positions on base.
Benbrook Library Cardholders Get Free 24/7 Tutoring
Students in Benbrook have a powerful tool to kick off the new school year. With a Benbrook Public Library card, families can access free online tutoring through Tutor.com. The service connects students from kindergarten through college with experienced tutors across every subject. Support is available one-on-one, on demand, and around the clock, making it…
Speak Up and Help Stop South Benbrook Floods.
Greg Clem, a Benbrook neighbor helping organize Stop South Benbrook Floods, is rallying residents to take one simple step that carries real weight.
Lighting Updates at Dutch Branch Park Tennis Courts.
Benbrook players heading to the tennis courts at Dutch Branch Park may notice limited lighting this evening.
Bowling Into Fall: Youth Leagues at Cowtown Bowling Palace.
If you’ve ever stepped inside Cowtown Bowling Palace on a Saturday morning, you know the sound: pins crashing, kids laughing, and coaches cheering them on. It’s more than just a game here. It’s a place where kids of all ages find community, sharpen skills, and even earn scholarships for their future.
Police Step In to Ease Traffic at Rolling Hills Elementary.
Parents at Rolling Hills Elementary may have spotted police officers in the parking lot during morning drop-off. The added presence is not cause for concern but a temporary effort to help manage heavy traffic around Jerry Dunn Parkway and Orchard Way.
