Thursday, March 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Benbrook Fire Captain Answers Call to Serve Overseas.
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Last October, as wildfires burned across Israel during a time of war, help was needed fast. One of Benbrook’s own answered.
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Remembering Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr.
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Benbrook Life pauses to honor the life and legacy of Reverend Jesse Louis Jackson Sr., a civil rights leader whose voice shaped national conversations for decades.
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Isaiah House Feeds Neighbors and Extends Care.
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Quiet acts of service continue to make a real difference across Benbrook, and January was a meaningful month for Isaiah House.
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Benbrook FCA Gathers This Week for Morning Study and Encouragement.
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Students looking for a meaningful way to start the week are invited to join the Benbrook Fellowship of Christian Athletes when it meets Monday and Tuesday from 7:20 to 8:00 a.m. in Room 115 at Benbrook Middle-High School.
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Restore Church Hosts Prophetic Worship Night.
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Restore Church Benbrook is inviting the community to close out the weekend with an evening centered on worship, prayer, and reflection.
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Remembering So It Never Happens Again.
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day is observed each year on January 27, marking the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Food Help Before the Freeze: Where Benbrook Residents Can Find Groceries.
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As an ice storm approaches, a familiar question is circulating across Benbrook. Is there anywhere to grab a few groceries before the roads and temperatures turn?
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A 40-Year MLK Day Throwback Worth Revisiting.
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For many who grew up in the Atlanta area, The Boy King was more than a TV special. It was a formative moment that helped introduce the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to a new generation.
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The Dream Lives On…
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his life to the belief that love is stronger than hate, that justice belongs to everyone, and that change begins when ordinary people choose courage over comfort. His legacy is not only something we remember. It is something we are called to live.
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Ten Commandments Monument Unveiled at Tarrant County Courthouse.
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A moment of history unfolded in downtown Fort Worth as a Ten Commandments monument was officially unveiled in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse.