Sunday, September 13, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
New Women’s Self-Defense Classes Coming to Benbrook.
Confidence, awareness, and practical safety skills are at the heart of a new women’s self-defense program launching in Benbrook this summer.
Questions Grow Over Trinity Estates Phase 3 Park Funding.
Questions surrounding the Trinity Estates Phase 3 park continue to grow as residents seek clearer answers about ownership, funding, and long-term maintenance.
Sweeten Your Fourth of July With Fresh Treats From Twirls & Swirls Bakery.
Planning a backyard barbecue, family gathering, or fireworks celebration? Benbrook’s Twirls & Swirls Bakery is now accepting Fourth of July preorders.
Teen Artists Put Their Creativity on Display at Benbrook Library.
A little paint, a little imagination, and a room full of creative teens made for a memorable afternoon at Benbrook Public Library.
Black Mountain Data Center Expansion Vote Delayed.
Residents following the proposed Black Mountain data center expansion will have to wait a little longer for a decision.
Residents Share Big Ideas for Tacos & Avocados’ Backyard Space.
What would make a great community gathering spot even better? According to Benbrook residents, the answer is simple: more ways to connect.
Last-Minute July 4 Pet Care Openings Available.
For many Benbrook families, July 4 means road trips, lake days, and holiday gatherings. For pets, it can mean a disrupted routine and a house that suddenly feels a little too quiet.
Western Hills Teacher Speaks Out at This Week’s FWISD Meeting.
A Western Hills High School teacher is drawing praise from supporters after speaking during a recent Fort Worth ISD Board meeting.
The YMCA Has a 30-minute Workout Idea.
Finding time to exercise can be a challenge, but the Benbrook Community Center YMCA says a solid workout may be closer than you think.
If You Live in Benbrook, Chances Are You’ve Dealt With Hard Water.
If hard water stains, dry skin, and mineral buildup sound familiar, you’re not alone. Hard water is a common issue across Benbrook and much of North Texas, affecting everything from plumbing fixtures to household appliances.
