Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Benbrook Library Adds Quiet Spaces and Sensory Support.
If you’ve walked through the Benbrook Public Library lately, you may have noticed a few small changes. They are easy to miss at first, but they carry a clear purpose.
Talk ‘n’ Toddle Workshop Helps Families Build Early Communication Skills.
BENBROOK, TX — For many parents, some of the biggest questions arise in the earliest years, especially about how their child is learning to communicate.
Kids Get Ready to Build and Code with Snapology.
Calling all young creators and tech enthusiasts! Snapology Benbrook is teaming up with the Benbrook Public Library to host an exciting Lego Robotics Workshop.
Behind the Greens: How Benbrook Par 3 Keeps Play Smooth This Spring.
BENBROOK, TX — As spring settles in, the fairways at Benbrook Lighted Par 3 Golf & Range are ready, but what players may not see is the work happening beneath the surface to keep those greens in top shape.
Western Hills Seniors Graduate High School with College Degrees in Hand.
BENBROOK, TX — For a group of Western Hills High School seniors, graduation this year comes with more than a diploma.
AAC Storytime Creates Welcoming Space for Communication and Connection.
The Benbrook Public Library is continuing its efforts to create an inclusive space for families through a special monthly program designed for children and young adults who use alternative communication.
Benbrook Library Brings Hands-On Learning Home with STEM Kits.
BENBROOK, TX — For families looking to keep kids engaged and learning, the Benbrook Public Library is offering a simple option that goes beyond books.
Benbrook Library Hosts Sensory-Friendly Storytime for Neurodivergent Kids.
The Benbrook Public Library is introducing a new storytime experience designed especially for neurodivergent children.
LEGO Build Club at Benbrook Library.
Young builders aged 6-15, get ready to unleash your creativity at the LEGO Build Club!
Benbrook Kids Can Still Turn Reading Into Rewards at the Library.
BENBROOK, TX — There is still time for local kids to turn pages into something they can hold.
