
Benbrook and Fort Worth residents are keeping Dr. Opal Lee in their thoughts after the 98-year-old was hospitalized while visiting Cincinnati, Ohio, to receive an award.

BENBROOK, TX โ The Benbrook City Council meets Thursday, June 5, at 7 p.m. at City Hall (911 Winscott Rd.), and residents are invited to pull up a seat as leaders tackle everything from housing developments to senior transportation.

If youโve spent time at Benbrook Lake lately, you know itโs a local gem.

A soaked lawn on a non-rainy day with no clear source of water can be alarming for any homeowner.

Heads up, Benbrook: starting June 1, 2025, the city will officially retire its CodeRED/Reverse 911 system and switch to the free Know NOW app for emergency alerts.

Benbrookโs own fire department has been putting in extra hours lately, not just on calls but in crucial training sessions aimed at keeping our community safe.

Benbrook residents arenโt letting illegal dumpers get away with it.

Benbrook residents, take note: the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting originally scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 at 7 PM has been canceled.

Benbrook neighbors, hereโs a meaningful way to spend June 19. Volunteers are needed for this yearโs Opalโs Walk for Freedom in Fort Worth, an annual Juneteenth event that celebrates the legacy of Dr. Opal Lee and her decades-long fight for equality.

Benbrook residents came together on the morning of May 15 for a meaningful time of reflection, connection, and encouragement at the Benbrook Community Center YMCA prayer breakfast.