
Benbrook residents looking for guidance on Medicare can get clear answers this Friday at a free educational workshop hosted by Irvin Insurance Agency. The session begins at 4 p.m. on November 7 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10429, located at 1000 Stevens Drive.

Benbrook residents will have their chance to cast ballots in the upcoming election on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

As Benbrook residents head to the polls on Tuesday, November 4, the conversation around city leadership has grown increasingly lively online. The discussion centers on how City Council operates, what issues it oversees, and whether the process truly reflects the voices of everyday citizens.

As Election Day approaches, conversation across Benbrook is heating up over the open Place 5 City Council seat, where residents are weighing the value of independent leadership, community representation, and responsible development.

Fort Worth ISD will hold two community meetings this month to discuss the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) planned intervention in the district. These meetings are designed to provide updates, address concerns, and offer residents an opportunity to ask questions directly.

Planning for the future doesn’t have to mean losing money if life takes a different turn.

As early voting continues through October 31, Benbrook residents are being reminded how much is at stake in this year’s local election, particularly regarding the ongoing debate over the proposed rezoning of property at 4501 W Loop 820 S, also known as the Rowan Ranch floodplain development.

Big changes are on the horizon for Dutch Branch Park, and Benbrook residents are being invited to help guide them.

City Council candidate Cameron Potter is drawing inspiration from a small but meaningful Benbrook landmark — the water station outside Trinity Chapel Bible Church, a welcome stop for cyclists along the Trinity River Trails.

The Benbrook Lady Bobcats wrapped up an incredible season that saw them dominate district play with a perfect 12–0 record, clinching their sixth consecutive district championship before entering the playoffs with momentum and pride.