Monday, June 1, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Castle Park Funding Secured as Benbrook Eyes Future Floodplain Policies.
Benbrook residents walked away from the December 4 City Council meeting with something rare in local government: actual good news.
Your Guide to What’s Happening in Benbrook.
Suppose you’ve ever found yourself wondering when the next City Council meeting is, what time the library closes for the holidays, or whether that community event you heard about is actually happening this weekend. In that case, there’s a simple solution hiding in plain sight on the City of Benbrook’s website.
Stop-and-Go Frustration Grows On Benbrook’s 377.
If it feels like driving a mile through Benbrook takes as long as crossing a continent, you’re not alone, and you’re probably still sitting at a red light while reading this.
Resident Urges Neighbors to Speak Up as Flood Concerns Grow.
Recent storms have left a lasting mark on one Benbrook neighborhood, and long-time resident Greg Clem is calling on the community to stay alert and involved.
Rowan Ranch Zoning Returns to Benbrook, Neighbors Mobilize Again.
A familiar issue is back on the table in Benbrook.
Shop Local This Holiday Season.
As holiday shopping ramps up, Benbrook is reminding residents that some of the best gifts and services can be found right here at home.
Benbrook City Council Sets December 4 Meeting Agenda.
Benbrook residents will have a full evening of local government activity to follow on Thursday, December 4, 2025. City Council will meet at the Municipal Complex, 911 Winscott Road, beginning with a pre-council work session at 6:45 p.m. to walk through items scheduled for the regular meeting.
Benbrook Launches Its First Wreaths Across America Ceremony and Calls for Volunteers.
Benbrook is preparing to take part in Wreaths Across America for the very first time.
Benbrook Prepares to Meet Board and Commission Candidates.
Benbrook residents will have a chance to watch their local leadership at work as the City Council gathers for a special interview session on Monday, December 1, 2025, and on Tuesday, December 2, 2025.
Residents Frustrated After Household Items Dumped at School Donation Bins.
A routine drop-off spot at Benbrook Elementary turned into an eyesore this week after someone left a recliner and a ceiling fan beside the PTA’s clothing and shoe donation bins. The bins are meant for usable apparel only, and the unexpected furniture now leaves the school and city responsible for disposal costs.
