Tuesday, February 17, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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A Thoughtful Valentine’s Find That Gives Back in Benbrook.
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For readers, a good book can say more than a card ever could. With Valentine’s Day approaching, locals can find a meaningful gift while supporting a community favorite by stopping by booth 1065 at Benbrook Antique Mall.
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Wild Alaskan Cod Rolls Into Benbrook for One Day Only.
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Benbrook food lovers have a fresh reason to plan lunch or dinner this Friday.
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Mineral Grove Realty Opens New Office in Benbrook.
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Benbrook continues to welcome new local investment as Mineral Grove Realty officially opens its new office in town.
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A Bright Bite of Sunshine Arrives at The Cake Ball-erina
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A fresh flavor is taking center stage this week at The Cake Ballerina in Benbrook, and it is made for anyone craving something light and citrusy.
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Residents Question Persistent Survey Visits Linked to NORC.
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A simple question posted by a local resident has sparked a broader conversation across Benbrook about safety, privacy, and unexpected knocks at the door.
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NAIA Highlights HBCU Legacy During Black History Month.
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This Black History Month, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics is highlighting the lasting influence of the 23 historically Black colleges and universities competing in the NAIA.
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Panera Bread Night Gives Back to Christian Life Prep.
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Another easy way to support Christian Life Preparatory School comes on Tuesday, February 3, with a fundraising night at Panera Bread on South Hulen Street.
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Western Hills Wrestling Builds Momentum From the Ground Up.
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What the Western Hills High School wrestling program lacks in facilities, it makes up for in grit, growth, and belief.
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What’s Going On With Benbrook Ace Hardware Shelves?
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A recent local conversation has spotlighted a familiar frustration for Benbrook shoppers: walking into Ace Hardware and finding limited inventory or empty shelves.
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Benbrook Traffic Debate Rekindles Calls for a Highway Bypass.
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A familiar frustration resurfaced this week as Benbrook residents debated whether the city needs a true bypass connecting US Highway S 377 to I-20, especially as growth continues south toward Granbury.
