Wednesday, September 23, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Water Authority Faces Payment System Issues.
Benbrook residents were recently notified of a technical issue with the Benbrook Water Authority’s third-party payment system.
Benbrook’s Top Dermatologists: Local Favorites You Can Trust.
When it comes to skincare, Benbrook residents know who to trust—and they didn’t hesitate to share their favorites.
Big Things Coming to Benbrook: Jakes Burgers and Tacos & Avocados on the Way.
Things are moving fast at the corner of Westpark and US HWY 377 S, where exciting new dining options are taking shape.
Fort Worth Expands by 400 Acres in Parker County.
The Fort Worth City Council approved the annexation of 402.45 acres from Parker County, including 377.6 acres in the Walsh development.
Sweeten Mom’s Day with Scratch-Made Goodies from Benbrook’s Own BakedBySara.
Benbrook residents, Mother’s Day is right around the corner—and what better way to show some love than with homemade treats from BakedBySara Costellow?
Benbrook’s Valero at 377 and Sproles Set to Close by Month’s End.
Heads up, Benbrook—change is coming to the corner of US Highway 377 and Sproles Road. The Valero gas station is officially closing its doors by the end of the month.
Western Hills Students Honored for Workforce Excellence.
Benbrook, take a bow—Western Hills High School is making waves again.
Books, Browsing, and a Bit of Charm at the Benbrook Antique Mall.
Benbrook locals, if you haven’t wandered through the Benbrook Antique Mall lately, now’s your chance to add some literary treasure to your next shopping stroll.
Benbrook Talks: Mixed Reviews Roll In for Integrity Urgent Care.
Benbrook residents aren’t holding back when it comes to sharing their experiences at Integrity Urgent Care, located near Walmart on Mercedes Street.
Westpark PTA Goes Retro to Celebrate Teachers—And Needs Your Help, Benbrook.
Benbrook families, it’s time to break out the slap bracelets and neon windbreakers—Teacher Appreciation Week at Westpark Elementary is going full 90s from May 5–9, and the PTA is calling on the community to help make it unforgettable.
