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Benbrook residents who love their Chick-fil-A breakfast runs and late-night nuggets will have a little more flexibility starting this week.

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What started as a small neighborhood mystery in Benbrook ended with a simple phone call and a happy resolution.

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Technology is helping Benbrook residents see what words alone can’t always explain. Using artificial intelligence, neighbors in South Benbrook have been able to visualize what potential flooding could look like in their community.

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The Benbrook Elementary PTA is calling on families and community members to help fuel their teachers this fall by donating snacks and treats during Stock the Teacher’s Lounge Week, taking place October 6–10.

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Benbrook residents are just weeks away from heading to the polls for this year’s local election, where several key City Council seats and the mayor’s position are on the ballot. With voter registration closing today, October 6, residents are encouraged to ensure they are ready to cast their vote in November.

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The Benbrook Public Library has a full week of engaging programs lined up for adults, offering a mix of art, learning, and a touch of mystery. Whether you enjoy crafting, gardening, or exploring the unexplained, there’s something for everyone at 1065 Mercedes Street in Benbrook.

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The Westpark Elementary PTA has a packed calendar this month, filled with school spirit, community connection, and a few well-deserved celebrations.

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A little rain could not stop the rhythm. Despite a drizzly Saturday morning last month, the Benbrook Percussion Section drew an impressive crowd for their car wash fundraiser. The group says the community’s support struck a major chord, helping them raise enough to purchase much-needed equipment and upgrades.

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Videos circulating online have sparked debate over whether the State Fair of Texas has seen a decline in its usual crowds this year. Some clips show empty walkways and short lines, leaving many wondering if the fair’s decades-long draw is starting to fade.

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A group of Benbrook neighbors recently held a significant discussion with FEMA officials, marking a rare instance where the federal agency initiated outreach to residents. The conversation came after months of persistent emails, letters, and calls from citizens concerned about ongoing floodplain and development issues in the city.
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