Wednesday, October 14, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Benbrook’s Young Entrepreneurs Take Center Stage at City Council Meeting.
The lemonade may be gone, but the impact of Lemonade Day 2026 is still being celebrated across Benbrook.
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Western Hills Students Turn Simple Recycling Idea Into Lasting Campus Program.
What started as a simple question about recycling bins turned into a year-long effort led by students at Western Hills High School to make their campus a little cleaner and a little greener.
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Benbrook Celebrates Young Entrepreneurs After Successful Lemonade Day.
The lemonade stands may be packed up, but the excitement surrounding Lemonade Day Benbrook is still going strong.
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Benbrook Prayer Breakfast Brings Community Leaders Together Around Faith and Service.
Early morning gatherings do not usually fill a room with this much energy, but the annual Prayer Breakfast at Benbrook Community Center YMCA was about more than breakfast.
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City Leaders Share Growth Updates at Chamber Luncheon.
Business owners filled the room this week for the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce Monthly Membership Luncheon, an event that offered more than just a meal.
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Benbrook Chamber Sets a Busy February of Business and Community Connections.
February is shaping up to be a full month for the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce, with ribbon cuttings, networking mornings, and signature events that bring local businesses together.
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Community Photo Planned to Honor Benbrook’s Iconic Robot.
A local resident, Emily Moore, is organizing a community photo at Dutch Branch Park to commemorate the beloved Robot Park and Castle Park before changes move forward.
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Residents Rally to Preserve Benbrook’s Robot and Castle Park History.
As demolition plans move forward for Robot Park and Castle Park to make way for a new, modernized version of both parks, many Benbrook residents are speaking up, hoping to preserve parts of the parks that have meant a lot to generations of families.
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Benbrook Certifies Election Results and Honors Longtime Public Servants.
Benbrook’s City Council met on November 17 to formally certify the results of the November 4 municipal election, closing out a smooth and decisive voting cycle for the community.
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Benbrook City Council Reviews Fees, Finances, and Future Planning in November Meeting.
Benbrook’s City Council gathered on November 6 for a whole evening of decisions that shaped everything from emergency service fees to long-term city planning. Mayor Jason Ward opened the meeting at 7 p.m., joined by all council members and senior city staff.