Tuesday, February 17, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Free Webinar Helps Adults Get Legal Affairs in Order.
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The new year often brings fresh goals. For many adults, one of the most important may be getting key legal documents in place.
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Carpenter Earns Prestigious Davey O’Brien Scholarship.
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Some student-athletes fill up a stat sheet. Others fill up a resume. Jacob Carpenter has done both.
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Benbrook Library Launches Inclusive AAC Storytime.
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A new chapter in inclusive programming is beginning at the Benbrook Public Library.
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Mayor Jason Ward Invests in the Next Generation of Bobcats.
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Friday morning, February 13, Benbrook Middle High School students received more than a typical lesson. They heard directly from Benbrook Mayor Jason Ward during the school’s weekly Charter Development session.
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Pink Ties, Big Impact at Globe Life Field.
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On Tuesday, Globe Life Field turned a bold shade of pink as Leslie Cowdrey joined supporters of the Pink Tie Guys, a group of men committed to raising funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer through Susan G. Komen.
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Western Hills Class of 1996 Plans 30th Reunion.
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Time has a way of moving fast, but some connections never really fade. The Western Hills High School Class of 1996 is preparing to celebrate its 30th reunion on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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Show the Library Some Love at The Little Bookshop.
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Valentine’s season has a way of getting people thinking about how they express love. Some lean toward thoughtful gifts. Others prefer meaningful words or simple acts of service. Here in Benbrook, there is a small and creative way to do all three at once.
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Fantroy-Stevens Named BMHS Teacher of the Year.
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Benbrook Middle-High School has named Sabrina Fantroy-Stevens its 2025–2026 Campus Teacher of the Year, and around campus the reaction has been immediate and heartfelt.
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Fort Worth Expo to Spotlight Schools for Neurodivergent Learners.
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Families searching for the right educational fit for a child who learns differently will have a unique opportunity later this month.
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Fort Worth ISD Teachers Earn State Recognition and $12.3 Million in Incentives.
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Fort Worth ISD has reached another milestone in recognizing classroom excellence.
