Tuesday, September 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Look Up Tonight: Northern Lights May Be Visible.
Skywatchers in Benbrook may want to step outside tonight and look north.
Help Making Sense of Your Next Financial Step.
A new year often brings big changes, and for many Benbrook residents, a new job can raise important money questions. Starting fresh in a new role may mean decisions around benefits, savings, and what to do with an old 401(k).
Benbrook Public Library to Close Monday for MLK Day.
Benbrook residents planning a library visit should take note of a brief schedule change.
Ten Commandments Monument Unveiled at Tarrant County Courthouse.
A moment of history unfolded in downtown Fort Worth as a Ten Commandments monument was officially unveiled in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse.
New Game Brings Fresh Fun to Benbrook Senior Activity Center.
There is a new reason to gather, laugh, and stay sharp at the Benbrook Senior Activity Center.
Residents Address Benbrook City Council During January Meeting.
Two Benbrook residents stepped forward to be heard during the January 5 City Council meeting, continuing a long local tradition of civic engagement.
City Council Rejects Rowan Ranch Rezoning Near Mary’s Creek.
Benbrook residents packed City Hall, made their voices heard, and the City Council listened.
Local Dentist Kevin Altieri Celebrates Over 30 Years of Service.
Kevin Altieri, DDS, is marking more than three decades of trusted dental care in the Fort Worth area through Bellaire Dental Excellence, where he has practiced since 1994.
Bengford Named First Positively Benbrook Person of the Year.
Five years ago, longtime Benbrook residents Gary and Danna McFarlane Addison launched the Positively Benbrook Facebook page with a simple goal in mind: highlight the good happening across the community.
Benbrook City Council to Consider Rowan Ranch Rezoning Today.
Benbrook City Council will meet today, Thursday, January 15, at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 911 Winscott Road. The meeting is open to the public and gives residents another chance to stay informed and speak directly to city leaders on issues shaping the community.
