Wednesday, September 23, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Yellow-Tinted Tap Water Raises Concerns in Benbrook Neighborhoods.
Residents in Benbrook are sounding the alarm after discovering yellow-tinted tap water pouring from their faucets this week. Photos shared by locals show the discolored water collected in cups and mugs, sparking immediate concerns over water safety and quality.
Benbrook Golfer Hits Rare Hole in One.
It is not every day that a golfer sees the ball vanish straight into the cup, but that is exactly what happened at Benbrook Par 3 Golf Course this past week. A local resident joined the rare group of players who can proudly say they have scored a hole-in-one on the course.
Light Up Your Saturday Night with Glass Fusing in Benbrook.
Looking for something creative and fun to kick off your weekend? This Saturday, October 4, from 5 to 7 p.m., The School at 7600 Benbrook Parkway, Unit 8, is hosting a hands-on Glass Fusing Workshop led by local artist Jennifer Bell.
A Decade of Service: Benbrook Firefighter Honored.
Ten years of service is no small feat, especially when that service means answering calls at all hours, stepping into danger, and protecting neighbors in moments that matter most.
Ghost Hunt Returns to Benbrook Library After Dark.
The Benbrook Public Library is turning down the lights and turning up the chills as Ghost Hunter Becky Vickers returns for another late-night investigation in the stacks.
Benbrook’s Dudley Hits 200 Career Strikeouts for Cougars.
Benbrook softball fans have a reason to celebrate. Addison Dudley, one of the Lady Cougars’ standout players, has reached a significant milestone with 200 career strikeouts.
Magic the Gathering Brings Benbrook Players Together.
The Benbrook Public Library once again proved it is more than just bookshelves and quiet corners, drawing a lively crowd this week for its monthly Magic the Gathering event.
Talk About the Town: Benbrook Music Academy Hits the Right Notes.
Talk About the Town Tuesdays is back, and this week shines a spotlight on music and community.
October Puts Spotlight on Pedestrian Safety in Texas.
As daylight hours grow shorter this October, the Texas Department of Transportation is reminding drivers and pedestrians alike to stay alert.
Beware of Strangers Looming at Your Fence Gate.
A late-night shadow at the fence or iron gate is the kind of thing that makes hearts race and instincts kick in. If you spot someone lingering outside your yard, as a few residents have reported on social media in the last couple of days, you do not have to guess what to do.…
