Sunday, October 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Lady Bobcats Volleyball Sweep Carter Riverside, Improve to 8-2 in District.
Thursday may have been a teacher workday, but there was plenty of action inside the Benbrook Middle-High School gymnasium as the Lady Bobcats returned to district play against Carter Riverside, looking to repeat their earlier sweep of the Lady Eagles.
Your Body Is Talking. Are You Listening?
That nagging shoulder tightness or occasional backache might be your body’s way of telling you something.
Free Sensory Art Event Coming to The Carter.
Families with children on the autism spectrum are invited to explore art at their own pace this Saturday, October 10, during Sensory Explorations at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art in Fort Worth.
Lady Cougars Snap 20-Game Skid With First District Win.
After 20 straight losses, the Western Hills Lady Cougars finally had something to celebrate, and they earned every bit of it.
BMHS Orchestra Invites Fifth Graders to Try an Instrument.
Fifth graders curious about orchestra will get a chance to do more than just listen next week.
TCU Women’s Basketball Tips Off November 3.
The wait is almost over for TCU basketball fans as the Horned Frogs prepare to open their 2026–27 women’s basketball season on Tuesday, November 3, at 6:30 p.m. inside Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth.
Benbrook’s White Gears Up for Another Club Volleyball Season.
Benbrook’s Taryn White is staying busy in the classroom and on the volleyball court, helping lead an undefeated Lady Bobcats eighth-grade A team as she prepares for another season of national club competition.
Cougar Band Builds Toward UIL.
October is “Bandtober” at Western Hills, and the Cougar Band is right in the middle of a busy stretch.
College Help Available at Benbrook High.
Benbrook High seniors trying to figure out what comes after graduation have someone on campus ready to help.
Benbrook Elementary Safety Patrol Starts the Day With Pride.
The school day at Benbrook Elementary began with a little Bulldog pride as members of the student Safety Patrol helped raise the American and Texas flags before the first bell.
