
At Western Hills High School, Cougar Corner is more than shelves stocked with food. It is a safe place where students know they will be welcomed, mentored, and cared for.

Benbrook residents looking to refresh their skin now have a reason to treat themselves.

A routine cooldown walk took a frightening turn for a Ventana resident when a silver or gray Dodge Ram passed by, stopped after Castle Peak, and a passenger ran toward the runner.

Western Hills High School’s Air Force JROTC cadets showed that service doesn’t just take place in the skies — it happens right here on the ground too.

The Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting residents to rediscover the value of shopping local with its quarterly Shop Local Campaign. Running now through September 27, the initiative encourages the community to visit 12 participating businesses for a chance to win a $50 gift card.

If anyone still wonders whether Benbrook is growing, just look at the daily drop-off and pickup lines at its elementary schools.

Friday night lights got a special touch of harmony in Benbrook as the Rolling Hills Elementary 4th and 5th grade choir, directed by Mr. Nesci, joined forces with students from Westpark and Benbrook Elementary Schools.
Benbrook has a weekend treat waiting for anyone with a sweet tooth. The Cake Ball-erina, located at 963 Winscott Road, is stocked up with fresh cakesicles in a variety of flavors.

A Benbrook resident is asking the community for help locating a lost laptop, last seen at the Benbrook Library on September 18. While the device itself is more than a decade old, with a cracked screen and sluggish performance, it holds priceless family photos that cannot be replaced.

Benbrook residents are once again raising alarms over floodplain development, with longtime neighbor Greg Clem sharing a street-level view of what he says is a troubling change.