
The Benbrook Public Library is marking a special milestone this week, celebrating staff member Jennyโs five-year anniversary with the library.

Texans will soon head to the polls to decide on 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution, along with several local propositions and elections, onย November 4.

This yearโs Benbrook Heritage Fest left behind more than memoriesโit created art that will last for years to come.

With Election Day fast approaching, one former Benbrook resident is reminding neighbors that local decisions have lasting effects.

Fall festivities are in full swing across Benbrook, offering families plenty of ways to celebrate the season with pumpkins, costumes, and community fun. From trunk-or-treats to haunted houses, hereโs a roundup of local events you wonโt want to miss this month.

Ask longtime Benbrook residents about their favorite community events, and youโll quickly discover a wave of nostalgia for the cityโs small-town charm and big celebrations.

Benbrook neighbors are speaking up about how city codes are enforced, and the themes are consistent: heavy workload on a small team, unclear rules at the curb, and uneven follow-through across town.

Frustration is growing among Benbrook residents who live along Timbercreek Road and nearby streets, such as Timberline and Rio Grande Drive, where drivers have been accused of treating residential areas like racetracks.

Horse enthusiasts from across North Texas are invited to an unforgettable evening of insight, inspiration, and celebration at Voices from the Arena, a red carpet event spotlighting leaders in the world of performance and competition horses.

The Benbrook housing market continues to show balance this October, according to local real estate agent Josh Harville of Fathom Realty.