Thursday, June 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
So Long, Summer: Benbrook Library Hosts Big Family Bash.
Summer may be winding down, but Benbrook is sending it off in style.
Avoid a Costly Freeze: Winter Tip for Homeowners with Irrigation Systems.
If your Benbrook home has an irrigation system, there’s a good chance you also have a reduced pressure zone (RPZ) backflow prevention device.
Paisanos Takes a Break, Back Soon.
Benbrook’s beloved Paisanos Italian Cafe is pressing pause for a well-earned family vacation.
Gear Up In Benbrook Spirit Wear Before the First Kickoff.
With Friday Night Lights just around the corner, Benbrook fans are getting ready to show up and show out.
UTA West Storefront Opens Doors to Parker County’s Future.
What appears to be a simple storefront in Willow Park is the first step in a much larger story for Parker County and the greater Fort Worth area.
Alert: Summer’s Cranking Up the Heat Again.
If you’ve lived in Texas long enough, you already know the drill. But it’s worth saying again—this week is not the one to forget your water bottle or linger too long in the sun.
Your Winter Water Habits Could Impact Your Year-Round Sewer Bill.
Here’s something most Benbrook residents don’t think about when the temperatures drop: winter water usage can affect what you pay for sewer services all year long.
F-35A Flyovers Light Up Texas During Military Exercise.
If you’ve noticed more jets overhead lately, you’re not imagining things. The skies around Benbrook and NAS JRB Fort Worth have been busier than usual, thanks to a special visit from the 60th Fighter Squadron out of Eglin Air Force Base.
Local Businesses: Get Your Name on the Back of Benbrook Pride.
The Benbrook Band Boosters are gearing up for a big year and seeking local sponsors to help keep the music alive for the 2025-26 school year. If you’re a business owner or community supporter, this is your chance to back the Bobcats and score some visibility along the way.
What’s Going on With the Old Truck Training Site?
If you’ve recently driven down Highway 377 and noticed some serious changes near the old truck training school, you’re not alone. Longtime Benbrook residents are asking the same question: what’s going in there?
