
As Easter approaches, many families are balancing busy schedules with the desire to have their homes ready for guests. For some in Benbrook, that preparation may come with a little extra help this year.

A new piece of land just east of Benbrook is getting a lot of attention, and for good reason.

As Easter approaches, one local church is opening its doors with a simple invitation for the community to come together and reflect on the hope of the season.

The land along RM 2871, between US 377 and I-20, was not changed overnight. According to PMB Capital, developer of the sprawling 5,000-acre Veale Ranch, it has been part of Fort Worthโs long-term industrial-use plan for years. The groundwork for projects like this was laid well before most residents ever considered asking questions.

At first glance, a data center does not seem like something that would change your daily routine. I mean, after all, there’s no storefront. No steady flow of customers. No obvious presence once it is up and running. But after having an evening listening to the questions raised this week at a Community Meeting…

A well-kept lawn is something many Benbrook homeowners take pride in. Fresh cut grass, clean edges, and that deep green color often feel like signs of care and attention.

By the time many residents gathered at Rolling Hills Elementary on Tuesday nightโfilling the room to standing-room onlyโthe biggest decision had already been made.

On a recent evening at Rolling Hills Elementary, the room told the story before anyone stepped to the mic. Residents from Benbrook, Aledo, Fort Worth, and nearby communities showed up with a shared concern and a common goal. They want clear answers.

At the intersection of Mercedes and Highway 377, a once ordinary stretch of roadway has quietly become a point of pride for Benbrook.

As Benbrook continues to grow, so do the needs of families across the community. One local learning center is stepping up to meet that demand while opening the door for others to get involved.