Thursday, June 4, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Get Ready to Sweat and Spook at HIGH Fitness Halloween Bash.
If you missed the last big HIGH Fitness event, here’s your second chance, and it promises to be even better.
Benbrook Golfers Keep the Scramble Spirit Alive.
Every week, laughter, competition, and community spirit come together at the Benbrook Par 3 Golf Course during the weekly golf scramble. The latest round brought plenty of excitement, from clutch shots to lighthearted rivalries.
Empowering Seniors Expo Brings Community Together.
The 2025 Empowering Seniors Expo once again proved to be one of the year’s most anticipated gatherings for older adults and caregivers across Tarrant County.
Local Bridesmaid Dress Hunt: Where Benbrook Shoppers Are Finding Deals.
When it comes to weddings, finding the right bridesmaid dresses can be one of the trickiest (and priciest) parts of planning. One Benbrook resident recently asked for suggestions beyond the go-to David’s Bridal, and the community responded with a wide range of budget-friendly ideas.
Heights View Garage Sale Kicks Off This Weekend.
Bargain hunters in Benbrook will want to set their alarms early this weekend. A neighborhood garage sale is happening at 7413 Heights View, starting at 8 a.m. on both Friday and Saturday.
Treasure Hunt Awaits at Benbrook Yard Sale.
Benbrook residents looking for bargains and hidden gems will want to mark their calendars for the community yard sale, happening on October 3, 4, and 5. Starting at 7 a.m. each day, the sale will be held at 120 Kenshire Drive in West Park, just across 377 near Benbrook Stables.
TCU Men’s Basketball Tips Off with Defenders Fan Fest at Schollmaier.
Horned Frog fans, the countdown to basketball season officially begins this Friday, October 3, with TCU Men’s Basketball hosting its annual Defenders Fan Fest at Schollmaier Arena.
Fed Up Benbrook: From Frustration to a Force for Change.
Every community has its turning point, and for Benbrook, it came in the form of a group with a bold name: Fed Up Benbrook.
Fort Worth’s New Play for Parks and Schools.
For years, families in Fort Worth have asked the same question: why does a growing city with so many new apartments, hotels, and shopping centers still feel short on open green space?
