Wednesday, March 11, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Westpark Spirit Night Set for March 10 at Jersey Mike’s
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Dinner plans on March 10 can do more than feed the family. They can support Westpark Elementary as well.
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Western Hills Choir Joins Texas Wesleyan for Special Concert.
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Music lovers in the Benbrook and west Fort Worth area have a chance to enjoy a special evening of live choral music on Tuesday, March 10.
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Library After Dark Spelling Bee Set for Friday Night.
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A little wordplay and friendly competition are headed to the Benbrook Public Library this Friday night.
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A Busy Week for Benbrook Middle High School Students and Athletes.
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It is a full and active week at Benbrook Middle High School, as students balance academics, competitions, and a packed athletics and activities schedule across the region.
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Wildcats Celebrate Literacy Week with Dress Up Days.
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Wildcat families can mark their calendars for Literacy Week, set for March 9 through March 13. The week will bring daily themes designed to keep reading front and center while adding a little fun to the school day.
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UTA West Campus Moves Forward in West Fort Worth, Not Far From Benbrook.
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Plans for a new University of Texas at Arlington campus in west Fort Worth are gaining momentum after the UT System approved more than $150 million for the first building.
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Lady Bobcats Soccer Game Rescheduled for Monday With Teacher Tribute.
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The Benbrook Lady Bobcats varsity soccer match against the Young Women’s Leadership Academy (YWLA) has been moved to Monday night.
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Benbrook Library Launches Reading Challenge With Book Vending Prize.
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A new reading challenge at the Benbrook Public Library is giving kids and families a simple reason to pick up more books this spring.
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Holistic Fair Talk Invites Attendees to Learn About Guardian Angels.
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A short talk at the upcoming March 8 Holistic Fair will focus on a topic that blends spirituality, reflection, and personal growth.
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Western Hills Theatre Students Earn Honors at UIL Event.
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The stage may not have led to the next round of competition, but Western Hills High School theatre students still brought home recognition for their work.