Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Western Hills Class of ’75 Marks 50 Years with Heartfelt Reunion.
The Western Hills High School Class of 1975 returned to their alma mater last Saturday to celebrate a milestone 50th reunion.
Off-Road Rage at Rolling Hills Elementary Sparks Carpool Frustration.
Carpool pickup at Rolling Hills Elementary turned chaotic this week when a lifted Dodge truck bypassed the waiting line, drove off-road to the front entrance, and dropped off a child ahead of everyone else.
Phase 4 of Trinity Estates Sparks Outrage in South Benbrook.
The next chapter of the Trinity Estates development is stirring fresh controversy in south Benbrook, as residents grow increasingly frustrated with city leaders and developer Sandlin Homes.
Neighbors Recommend Local for Lawn Care Over Larger Chains.
When it comes to lawn care in Benbrook, residents are weighing in on which companies deliver results. After asking about Buffalo Outdoor versus TruGreen, neighbors quickly offered feedback based on their experiences.
Local Maker Expands with Handmade 3D Art and Custom Designs.
Benbrook’s own Bri’s Creations is bringing fresh flair to the local handmade scene.
Hiring Front Office Manager.
Core Medical Associates, a primary care and rehabilitation facility serving southwest Fort Worth, is preparing to hire a full-time front office manager in the coming months.
Brighten Your Holidays with Professional Light Installation.
Benbrook residents can skip the ladder this holiday season and let Jay’s Pro Landscaping handle the Christmas lights.
Trinity Estates Residents Demand Action Over Dust Clouds and Broken Promises.
When Benbrook leaders promised relief from dust pollution, many in Trinity Estates believed the worst was behind them.
Final Day to Shop Local and Win in Benbrook.
Benbrook shoppers have one last chance today to take part in the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce’s Shop Local campaign.
Free Diaper Distribution This Saturday in Fort Worth.
Families in need of a little extra help will find support this weekend as the Junior League of Fort Worth teams up with Western Hills High School to host a free diaper distribution.
