Saturday, October 24, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Blackmon Named Benbrook Varsity Cheerleader of the Week.
Kylee Blackmon has earned recognition as Benbrook’s Varsity Cheerleader of the Week for bringing energy, encouragement, and a positive attitude to the sidelines!
BMHS Theatre Brings ‘The Crucible’ to the Stage.
The stage is nearly set at Benbrook Middle-High School as Theatre Arts students prepare to perform Arthur Miller’s The Crucible this weekend.
Martinez Named Benbrook Gem of the Week.
Benbrook Middle-High School junior Ava Martinez is getting some well-deserved recognition as this week’s Gem of the Week!
Western Hills Cougar Band Prepares for UIL Marching Contest.
The Western Hills High School Cougar Band is heading into one of its biggest performances of the season following a strong showing at Saturday’s Springtown Marching Contest.
Benbrook Library Closing Early for Fall Festival Preparations.
The Benbrook Public Library will be closed during regular business hours on Friday, October 30, but it’ll reopen that evening for some Halloween fun.
TCU Men’s Basketball Just Three Weeks From Tip-Off.
Basketball season is almost back in Fort Worth, with TCU men’s basketball just three weeks away from tip-off.
Western Hills Cheerleaders Join Luella Merrett Carnival.
The Western Hills High School cheerleaders traded the sidelines for some carnival fun Wednesday, joining students and families at Luella Merrett Elementary’s annual carnival.
BMHS Middle School Dance Gets a Starlight Makeover.
The traditional middle school Sock Hop is getting a new look as Benbrook Middle-High School prepares for its Starlight Soirée: A Night Out Under the Stars on Saturday, October 17.
North Tarrant Chamber Hosting Biz-Expo October 15.
Looking to meet local businesses, make new connections, or enjoy a few food samples? The North Tarrant Chamber of Commerce is hosting its 2026 Biz-Expo on Thursday, October 15, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Benbrook Council Candidates Share Priorities After Community Meeting.
Traffic congestion, neighborhood safety, city growth, and communication with City Hall were among the concerns Benbrook residents raised during recent discussions with City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.
