Saturday, September 12, 2026
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Talk About the Town Tuesdays Spotlights Longtime Benbrook Insurance Agency.
The latest edition of Talk About the Town Tuesdays brings the conversation back to Benbrook, where host Gary Addison sits down with Eddy Demars of E Demars Insurance Agency.
What to know about the new Trump Accounts program.
A new federal savings program known as Trump Accounts is now available, giving families a tax-advantaged way to save for a child’s future.
Lights, cameras return to Benbrook as Paramount films new series.
Keep an eye out this week because you never know who you might spot around Benbrook.
Residents share favorite spots for dogs to cool off.
Looking for a place to let your dog beat the Texas heat? Benbrook residents recently shared a few of their favorite lakeside spots.
Before the Fireworks Begin, Make a Plan for Your Pets.
Fireworks may be fun for people, but they can be frightening for many dogs. As Independence Day celebrations continue, a few simple steps can help keep your pet calm and safe.
North Texas Injury & Wellness Shares Insights on Chiropractic Care and Welcomed to Benbrook Chamber.
Benbrook’s business community recently welcomed North Texas Injury & Wellness with a ribbon-cutting hosted by the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce, celebrating the practice’s commitment to helping residents live healthier lives.
Celebrate the Fourth with $2.50 tea at Benbrook Tea & Wellness.
Need a refreshing break during your Independence Day celebrations? Benbrook Tea & Wellness is marking America’s 250th anniversary with a one-day tea special.
Saddle Up for a Summer Ride Along the Brazos River.
Looking for a different way to spend a summer morning or evening? Yellowsnake Horses Brazos River Ranch is inviting riders to slow down and take in the beauty of the Brazos River from the saddle.
Sweet Joy’s Bakery Offering Free Drinks on the Fourth.
If you’re celebrating Independence Day in Benbrook, here’s a sweet stop to add to your plans.
Watch for venomous “asps” in Benbrook trees this season.
If you’re spending time outdoors this summer, take a quick look before reaching into trees or shrubs. Venomous “asps,” also known as Southern flannel moth caterpillars, are active across North Texas and can deliver an intensely painful sting.
