Monday, September 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Public Library Invites Residents to Help Shape Its Future.
Benbrook is growing, and the community’s library is looking to grow with it. The Benbrook Public Library is asking residents to share their ideas through a short, anonymous online survey that helps shape the library’s future spaces, programs, and services.
When Two Feet of Water Becomes a Big Concern.
Flooding concerns tied to new development projects continue to draw discussion among Benbrook residents and city leaders, with some questioning the safety standards being used to evaluate flood risks in residential areas.
Camino Real Estate Celebrates Five Years of Growth and Community Impact.
Benbrook and the greater DFW area have much to celebrate, as Camino Real Estate marks its fifth anniversary.
Benbrook Marching Bobcats Take Top Honors at UIL Benchmark Competition.
The Benbrook Middle-High School Marching Bobcats hit a high note at last weekend’s UIL Benchmark competition, earning First Place in their category along with the coveted High Percussion Award.
From Concern to Action go the Benbrook Three.
Mary’s Creek isn’t just a stretch of water—it’s part of what makes Benbrook home.
Benbrook UMC to Host Blessing of the Pets Today.
Benbrook residents and their furry, feathered, and scaly friends are invited to gather for the annual Blessing of the Pets on Saturday, October 11, at 10 a.m.
Backflow Testing Underway in North Benbrook.
Residents in north Benbrook may notice crews from the Benbrook Water Authority (BWA) conducting routine backflow testing throughout the area.
Fall Fun Returns to Benbrook with Album’s Annual Festival.
Benbrook residents are invited to celebrate the best of the season this Saturday, October 11, at the annual Album Benbrook Fall Festival.
Tipoff Talk: TCU Coaches Headline Frog Club Luncheon.
Basketball season is knocking, and TCU fans get a front-row preview at the next Frog Club Luncheon.
City Council Candidate Calls for Local Expertise in Benbrook Decision-Making.
Benbrook City Council Place 5 candidate Sean Moore is highlighting one of the city’s hidden strengths—its residents.
