Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Clem, Hughes Campaign Signs Arrive in Benbrook.
Campaign season is becoming a little more visible around Benbrook.
Dinner Out Can Support BMHS Theatre Arts.
Wednesday night’s dinner can do a little more than feed the family.
Monaco Retires After 20 Years with 4 Paws.
Twenty years of showing up for Benbrook’s animals and the people who care for them is quite a legacy.
Coyote Drive-In Says Goodbye After 14 Years.
After 14 years of movies under the Fort Worth sky, Coyote Drive-In is preparing to welcome moviegoers through its gates for the final time.
Lindsay Retires After 12 Years with Benbrook.
After 12 years serving the Benbrook community, Felicia Lindsay is heading into retirement.
Local Giving Puts $1,700 Back Into Benbrook Schools.
A little teamwork off the field is putting $1,700 directly into Benbrook schools.
From Benbrook Native to City Council Candidate: Whitney Hughes.
Whitney Hughes is running for Benbrook City Council for the first time, seeking Place 6 with deep roots in the community she hopes to represent.
Kids Can Try Jiu Jitsu Free at Asylum.
For families curious about Jiu Jitsu, Asylum Jiu Jitsu in nearby Aledo is giving kids a chance to step onto the mat and try it for free.
Mobile Health Screenings Coming to Benbrook Library.
Benbrook residents will have another opportunity to take care of important health screenings close to home when the Texas Health mobile unit returns to Benbrook Public Library.
Good to Be Benbrook Rally Brings Community Together.
Local businesses, city leaders and neighbors came together Thursday evening for the Good to Be Benbrook Business Rally, turning HighRidge Church into a showcase of the people and businesses behind the community.
