
The Westpark Elementary PTA has a packed calendar this month, filled with school spirit, community connection, and a few well-deserved celebrations.

A little rain could not stop the rhythm. Despite a drizzly Saturday morning last month, the Benbrook Percussion Section drew an impressive crowd for their car wash fundraiser. The group says the communityโs support struck a major chord, helping them raise enough to purchase much-needed equipment and upgrades.

A group of Benbrook neighbors recently held a significant discussion with FEMA officials, marking a rare instance where the federal agency initiated outreach to residents. The conversation came after months of persistent emails, letters, and calls from citizens concerned about ongoing floodplain and development issues in the city.

Western Hills High School is calling on alumni and the community to help honor those who left their mark on Cougar athletics. Nominations are now open for the Western Hills Athletics Hall of Fame, giving former student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and volunteers the recognition they deserve.

Reports claiming Texas Christian University canceled a Turning Point USA event sparked statewide attention this week, drawing comments from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and others. However, university officials say the event was never officially scheduled on campus.

Benbrook Public Library is rolling out a packed calendar this October, offering something for every age and interest. From global adventures to ghost hunts, the library is bringing both learning and fun to the community.

Benbrook Public Library is hosting a unique evening with author Tui Snider, who will take guests on an extraordinary tour of the worldโs cemeteries through her program Around the World in 80 Graves.

In Texas, purple paint on fence posts, trees, or property lines is not a nod to TCU pride or a splash of country dรฉcor. It is the law.

Human trafficking is often hidden in plain sight, and transportation hubs play a major role in how traffickers recruit and move victims. Places like bus stations, truck stops, rest areas, and travel centers can become points of vulnerability for those being targeted.

Big news for Benbrook readers: your library card now unlocks access to decades of Fort Worth history and current headlines.