Monday, September 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Holiday Magic Rolls Into Palestine with The Polar Express Train Ride.
The holiday season in Palestine, Texas, is set to shine brighter than ever this year, thanks to a brand-new 50-foot dancing Christmas tree greeting guests outside the historic Palestine Depot.
After Rezoning Denial, Rowan Ranch Developer Faces Legal Troubles.
Residents who rallied to stop the controversial Rowan Ranch development in Benbrook are now seeing new developments unfold—but this time, in the courtroom.
City Council Candidate Aims to Keep Building Bridges.
As Election Day approaches, Benbrook City Council Place 5 candidate Sean Moore is focusing his campaign message on connection and community problem-solving.
Benbrook’s Lindsey Joins the 500 Club in Two Volleyball Milestones.
Benbrook Middle-High School’s own Samantha Lindsey has earned a major athletic achievement, becoming one of the few student-athletes to reach 500 career digs and 500 career kills on the volleyball court.
TCU Set for Bluebonnet Battle Showdown with Baylor.
Football fever is in full swing as TCU gears up to face Baylor in the highly anticipated Battle of the Bluebonnet on Saturday, October 18, with kickoff set for 11 a.m. at Amon G. Carter Stadium.
Benbrook’s Own Ashton Richardson Nominated for Player of the Week.
Western Hills High School’s standout athlete, Ashton Richardson, is making waves this week after being nominated for the Star-Telegram’s Week 6 Player of the Week.
Western Hills Choir Hits a High Note with Record-Breaking All-State Results.
It was a weekend of celebration for the Western Hills High School Choir as students made school history at the TMEA All-State auditions on Saturday, September 20.
No Changes Coming Yet to Gray Hills Drive and Orchard Way Intersection.
After reviewing a community request for additional safety measures at the intersection of Gray Hills Drive and Orchard Way, the City of Fort Worth’s engineering staff has determined that no new crossing guard or all-way stop will be installed at this time.
Cameron Potter Announces Run for Benbrook City Council, Place 5.
Benbrook resident Cameron Potter has officially entered the race for Benbrook City Council, Place 5, bringing a platform centered on community service, integrity, and prioritizing resident input.
New ‘Stop the Flood’ Signs Aim to Raise Awareness in Benbrook.
Residents in South Benbrook are rallying around a new community initiative to raise awareness about ongoing flooding and drainage concerns. The latest initiative, Stop the Flood, has launched new yard signs now available for pickup.
