Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
October Brings Fall Fun to the Benbrook Senior Center.
The Benbrook Senior Center, located within Benbrook City Hall, has unveiled a comprehensive schedule of fall activities for October, catering to individuals who enjoy staying active, social, and connected.
Banned Books Week Shines Light on the Freedom to Read.
This week marks Banned Books Week, a national campaign that celebrates the freedom to read and raises awareness about the growing movement to challenge or remove books from schools and libraries across the country.
Tarrant County Homeowners See Major Savings After Property Tax Appeals.
Benbrook and Tarrant County homeowners are seeing big changes in their 2025 property tax bills, with some residents reporting cuts by nearly half after filing formal disputes. What began as a conversation among neighbors quickly evolved into a lesson in how a little research and the right assistance can make a significant difference.
Benbrook Residents Voice Concern Over Development Along Trinity Trails.
A growing number of Benbrook residents are expressing frustration over the new housing developments taking shape along the Trinity Trails, raising questions about how the city’s most scenic corridor has undergone such rapid transformation.
Benbrook Fire Department Promotes Lithium-Ion Battery Safety for Fire Prevention Week.
The Benbrook Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) for Fire Prevention Week, taking place October 5–11.
AI Visualization Reveals Flooding Risks in South Benbrook Neighborhood.
Technology is helping Benbrook residents see what words alone can’t always explain. Using artificial intelligence, neighbors in South Benbrook have been able to visualize what potential flooding could look like in their community.
Benbrook Prepares for November Elections: Meet the Candidates.
Benbrook residents are just weeks away from heading to the polls for this year’s local election, where several key City Council seats and the mayor’s position are on the ballot. With voter registration closing today, October 6, residents are encouraged to ensure they are ready to cast their vote in November.
Benbrook Library’s Week of Creative and Curious Adventures for Adults.
The Benbrook Public Library has a full week of engaging programs lined up for adults, offering a mix of art, learning, and a touch of mystery. Whether you enjoy crafting, gardening, or exploring the unexplained, there’s something for everyone at 1065 Mercedes Street in Benbrook.
Benbrook Percussion Section Marches Forward with Community Support.
A little rain could not stop the rhythm. Despite a drizzly Saturday morning last month, the Benbrook Percussion Section drew an impressive crowd for their car wash fundraiser. The group says the community’s support struck a major chord, helping them raise enough to purchase much-needed equipment and upgrades.
October Brings Adventure, Stories, and Spooky Fun to Benbrook Library.
Benbrook Public Library is rolling out a packed calendar this October, offering something for every age and interest. From global adventures to ghost hunts, the library is bringing both learning and fun to the community.
