Monday, September 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook’s Holiday Grinch Spotted on Two Wheels This Week.
If you thought you caught a glimpse of the Grinch cruising through Benbrook, your eyes did not play tricks on you.
Bobcat Hoops Chase Godley Tournament Title as Milestones Stack Up.
It has been a week to remember for Benbrook Bobcats boys basketball, and it is not over yet.
Benbrook Firefighters with 400 Calls.
The Benbrook Fire Department may have shared its monthly numbers a little later than usual, but the story behind them is worth the wait.
Blue Angels Set to Return to Fort Worth in 2027.
A little excitement just landed for aviation fans across Benbrook and the greater Fort Worth area.
A Benbrook Tradition That Keeps Getting Brighter.
For many Benbrook families, the weeks before Christmas come with a simple ritual. Eat dinner, pile into the car, and wander through town in search of glowing rooftops and twinkling lawns.
Benbrook to Honor 220 Veterans at First Wreaths Across America Ceremony.
Benbrook residents are invited to take part in a meaningful new tradition as the city hosts its first Wreaths Across America ceremony at Benbrook Cemetery this Saturday, December 13, at 11 a.m.
Where to Find the Best Christmas Lights Around Benbrook.
If you are looking for a fun night out with friends, a relaxed date night, or a festive family outing, Benbrook residents have plenty of ideas for soaking in the season’s glow.
Benbrook’s Barton Joins the 1,000 Point Club.
Benbrook fans witnessed a rare milestone this week as senior guard Brennan Barton crossed the 1,000-point mark in his high school basketball career.
Bobcats Surge in Godley Basketball Tournament and Make Program History.
Benbrook’s boys basketball team picked the perfect moment to heat up. After a rough start to the week against Cleburne, the Bobcats have come alive in the Godley tournament, stacking back-to-back wins and reminding everyone what this squad can do when the pieces click.
Benbrook Cemetery Holds More Stories Than You Might Expect.
If you have ever driven down Mercedes Street and passed the quiet stretch west of Winscott Road, you have gone by one of Benbrook’s oldest anchors: the Benbrook Cemetery.
