Wednesday, September 23, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Honoring the Leaders Who Shape Benbrook Schools.
October marks National Principals Month, a time to recognize the leaders who keep our schools thriving.
Benbrook Stands Strong for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
October is here, and with it comes a powerful reminder that touches nearly every family in some way. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time to honor survivors, remember loved ones lost, and continue the fight for a cure.
Roadwork Returns to Winscott and Mercedes.
Benbrook drivers, take note. If Winscott Road near Mercedes Street is part of your daily route, you may want to plan for extra time.
South Benbrook Residents Question Idle Water Truck in Floodplain.
When a large water truck was parked in South Benbrook’s flood-prone area, some neighbors thought it might finally signal action against long-standing drainage issues. But weeks later, residents say the truck has not moved an inch, much less pumped a drop of water.
Benbrook Schools Celebrate Custodian Appreciation Day.
BENBROOK, TX – Behind every shining hallway and every safe, welcoming space in Benbrook schools are the custodians who quietly keep things running smoothly. October 2 marked National Custodian Appreciation Day, a moment to pause and recognize the hardworking men and women who care for the daily details many take for granted.
Funky Town Freeze Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with New Flavor.
Benbrook residents looking for a sweet way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month can find it at Funky Town Freeze. Owner Miss B. has crafted a special flavor called Mexican Fusion, blending strawberry, piña colada, and margarita into what she describes as a fiesta in a cup.
Students Stick Together for a Fun Cause at Western Hills.
Western Hills High School turned an ordinary school day into a lively fundraiser when Principal Sisk volunteered to be taped to the wall. Student Council sold strips of tape, and one by one, students happily layered them on until their principal was stuck fast.
Fed Up Benbrook: From Frustration to a Force for Change.
Every community has its turning point, and for Benbrook, it came in the form of a group with a bold name: Fed Up Benbrook.
Fort Worth’s New Play for Parks and Schools.
For years, families in Fort Worth have asked the same question: why does a growing city with so many new apartments, hotels, and shopping centers still feel short on open green space?
