Friday, September 4, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Walmart Adds EV Charging Stations.
Shoppers at the Benbrook Walmart may have noticed a mysterious fenced-off section of the parking lot in recent weeks.
Hiring Two Accounts Payable Clerks.
BENBROOK, TX – Job seekers in and around Benbrook may want to take note: Hiley Automotive is currently looking to fill two Accounts Payable clerk positions.
Picture Day Returns to Benbrook Middle-High.
It’s almost time for Benbrook Middle-High School students to dress sharp and smile big — Picture Day is set for Wednesday, September 10, and Thursday, September 11.
Chipotle Spirit Night to Support Benbrook Elementary.
Mark your calendars, Bulldogs. On Wednesday, September 3, from 4 to 8 p.m., Chipotle at 8522 Hwy 377 S in Benbrook will host Spirit Night, with 25 percent of event sales going directly to the Benbrook Elementary PTA.
Benbrook City Council Set to Tackle Budget, Tax Rate, and Utility Settlement.
The Benbrook City Council will meet Thursday, September 4, at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 911 Winscott Road. Residents are encouraged to attend and take part in shaping the community’s future.
What the New Congressional Maps Could Mean for Benbrook.
With Governor Greg Abbott signing the controversial redistricting bill into law, Texans everywhere are trying to determine how these new congressional maps will affect their representation. For Benbrook residents, the changes could hit close to home.
BMHS PTA Holiday Market Seeks Vendors for Nov. 15.
Benbrook’s holiday shopping scene is getting a festive boost.
FWISD Seeks School Bus Drivers: Hiring Event Tomorrow.
If you love helping kids start and end their day on the right foot, Fort Worth ISD wants to meet you.
Westpark Elementary Families Can Earn Cash Through Box Tops.
Westpark Elementary is part of the Box Tops for Education program, providing families with a simple way to support the school through everyday purchases.
South Benbrook Residents Pack Library to Confront Flooding Concerns.
On August 30, 2025, the Benbrook Public Library was standing-room only as residents gathered for the Stop South Benbrook Floods meeting, led by local advocate Greg Clem.
