Thursday, October 22, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Carols by Candlelight Fills TCU’s Robert Carr Chapel with a Night of Hope and Harmony.
Texas Christian University marked another year of its long-standing tradition as the Student Affairs Religious and Spiritual Life Office hosted Carols by Candlelight on December 8 inside the historic Robert Carr Chapel.
Western Hills Choir Delivers a Stunning Performance.
Western Hills High School’s Varsity Tenor Bass Choir had a milestone moment Saturday night.
Benbrook Police Collecting Holiday Donations for Local Families.
The season of giving is in full swing, and the Benbrook Police Department is once again stepping in to help local families who could use a little extra support this month.
A Christmas Celebration Comes to Life at Birchman.
Benbrook neighbors looking for a meaningful Christmas outing have a classic option just up the road.
Redemption City Church Invites Families to Christmas Eve Candlelight Services.
Redemption City Church is opening its doors to families across Fort Worth for a warm and welcoming Christmas Eve celebration.
Help Finding a New Church Home in Benbrook.
A Benbrook resident reached out anonymously this week, sharing a thoughtful and honest struggle many people experience but rarely say out loud.
Neighbors Rally for Bear Creek’s Angel Tree Gift Drive.
The season of giving is already in full swing at Bear Creek Community Church, where the annual Angel Tree effort is underway.
Westside Community Opens Its Doors for Free Thanksgiving Meal.
Westside Presbyterian Church welcomed neighbors from across Fort Worth for a warm and generous Thanksgiving gathering.
Benbrook Chamber Opens Early Access for 2026 Community Guide Ads.
Businesses across Benbrook are already looking ahead to next spring as the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce begins accepting ad reservations for its 2026 Community Guide. The annual guide rolls out in April and has become a trusted resource for both residents and visitors, which is why ad space tends to disappear fast.
Federal Judge Orders Removal of Ten Commandments Displays in Tarrant County Schools.
A recent federal court ruling is sending ripple effects through Tarrant County, as a judge has ordered school districts, including Fort Worth ISD, to remove Ten Commandments displays from classrooms.
