Monday, September 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
FWISD to Host Community Meetings on TEA Intervention Plan.
Fort Worth ISD will hold two community meetings this month to discuss the Texas Education Agency’s (TEA) planned intervention in the district. These meetings are designed to provide updates, address concerns, and offer residents an opportunity to ask questions directly.
Voters Urged to Take Action Ahead of Key Election on Floodplain and Rezoning Issues.
As early voting continues through October 31, Benbrook residents are being reminded how much is at stake in this year’s local election, particularly regarding the ongoing debate over the proposed rezoning of property at 4501 W Loop 820 S, also known as the Rowan Ranch floodplain development.
Residents Invited to Help Shape the Future of Dutch Branch Park.
Big changes are on the horizon for Dutch Branch Park, and Benbrook residents are being invited to help guide them.
Kids Can Climb, Explore, and Learn at Fort Worth Academy’s Touch-A-Truck.
Fort Worth Academy is rolling out the fun for families with its Touch-A-Truck event on Saturday, November 8, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at 7301 Dutch Branch Road in Fort Worth.
Local Plumber Earns Praise for Honest, No-Nonsense Service.
In a time when home repairs can easily drain a wallet, one Benbrook resident is celebrating a rare experience worth sharing.
Simple Acts of Service as Model for Local Leadership.
City Council candidate Cameron Potter is drawing inspiration from a small but meaningful Benbrook landmark — the water station outside Trinity Chapel Bible Church, a welcome stop for cyclists along the Trinity River Trails.
Cougar Pride Alliance Launches Food Bag Initiative to Support Families During SNAP Cuts.
With the ongoing government shutdown and reduced SNAP benefits affecting many local families, Cougar Pride Alliance, led by Patty Pressley, is stepping up to provide consistent food support through its Christmas Food Bag initiative.
Leading with Service and Character, One Scout At A Time.
City Council candidate Cameron Potter (Place 5) spent Monday evening with a local Boy Scout troop, sharing insights on what it truly means to serve a community.
What’s Taking So Long With Benbrook’s New City Hall Project?
If you’ve driven down Winscott Road lately, you’ve likely noticed Benbrook’s nearly finished City Hall — striking from the outside but still not quite open. Many residents have been asking the same question: what’s causing the delay?
Benbrook and Fort Worth Say No to Oncor Rate Hike.
In a move that’s earning applause from residents, both the Fort Worth and Benbrook City Councils have voted to reject Oncor Electric Delivery’s proposed rate increase.
