
Last Saturday, longtime Benbrook resident Greg Clem opened his home to host a neighborhood gathering focused on the cityโs future.

A recent wave of online chatter has left some residents worried that Benbrook no longer has an animal shelter after the Humane Society’s adoption center on Highway 377 closed.

Parents of little ones with big energy and a love for movement have a chance to get them twirling this season. Foot Works Performing Arts Center in Benbrook still has limited openings in its preschool dance classes, designed for children ages 3 to 5.

At Fredโs Cafe, the kitchen and farm stand got an extra boost thanks to Stoneโs Throw Farm Co.โs very first intern workday.

Benbrook residents driving along Winscott and near the mini golf course have noticed something new: simple affirmation signs with powerful messages like โYou Got This.โ For many, the timing of these words felt personal, arriving right when encouragement was needed most.

Benbrook residents craving authentic Windy City flavors now have a new spot to check out. The Core of Chicago has officially opened just a short drive away, bringing with it a menu stacked with Chicago-style classics.

The question arises frequently in town halls and coffee shop conversations: Could Benbrook one day form its own independent school district? The short answer, according to history and finance, is not likely.

Benbrook sports fans have a chance to cheer on the Horned Frogs as TCU Volleyball returns to Ed and Rae Schollmaier Arena this Wednesday, September 24.

Frustrations over code enforcement have resurfaced in Benbrook, with residents raising concerns about lingering violations and a lack of response from city officials.

Big changes are brewing at Sakura Japanese Restaurant in Benbrook. Located at 406 Mercedes St., Suite F, the local favorite now features a full bar menu in addition to its already popular food offerings.