Tuesday, June 30, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Video: 7 Brew Coffee Causes Traffic Buzz in Benbrook.
If you found yourself stuck on Sproles Road or Highway 377 this past Saturday, the backup had nothing to do with construction. The culprit was Benbrook’s newest coffee shop, 7 Brew Coffee.
Weekly Adult Programs at Benbrook Public Library.
The Benbrook Public Library has a full lineup of activities this week designed for adults looking to learn, relax, or connect with neighbors. Here’s the schedule:
Western Hills High Prepares for Homecoming Parade of Pride.
Homecoming week at Western Hills High School is about to hit full stride with one of the community’s favorite traditions: the annual Homecoming Parade.
Cougars Football Loss, Preparing for Eastern Hills Matchup.
The Western Hills Cougars faced a tough night on the field Friday, falling 45-7 to the Community Braves. It marked the second straight loss for the Cougars, echoing a similar result from their matchup against Community last season.
Driver Crashes Into Benbrook Home on Overcrest Drive.
Late Friday night in Benbrook, an unlicensed driver turned a quiet street into the scene of an unexpected crash.
Funky Town Freeze Adjusts Hours This Week.
Benbrook’s favorite spot for cool treats, Funky Town Freeze, will be closed Monday through Wednesday this week. The stand plans to reopen on Thursday, weather permitting.
Bobcats Football Fall in Overtime, Look Ahead to Eagle Mountain.
Saturday brought ideal weather for outdoor events, but for the Benbrook Bobcats football team, it ended in heartbreak.
BASIS Benbrook Encourages Early College Conversations.
BASIS Benbrook is reminding parents that it is never too early to start talking about college.
Benbrook Workshop Offers Guidance on Medicare Changes.
Big changes are coming to Medicare in 2026, and local residents are being encouraged to prepare now. Increases to Part B and Part D premiums and deductibles, along with higher out-of-pocket limits for prescription drugs, are on the way.
Fueling Westpark: How You Can Help Keep Teachers Going.
At Westpark Elementary, a little caffeine goes a long way. Teachers and staff are asking for a simple, but much-needed boost: K-Cups to keep them energized through the school day.
