Thursday, October 15, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Clem Campaign Focuses on Development, Safety and Accountability for Benbrook City Council Place 4.
After more than four decades calling Benbrook home, Greg Clem is asking residents to consider him for a new role in the community: City Council member.
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Benbrook Council Candidates Outline Residents First Platform.
Putting residents first is the central message behind a newly shared campaign platform from Benbrook City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.
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Benbrook Council Candidates Share Priorities After Community Meeting.
Traffic congestion, neighborhood safety, city growth, and communication with City Hall were among the concerns Benbrook residents raised during recent discussions with City Council candidates Greg Clem and Whitney Hughes.
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Residents Clash Over Flooding, Development and City Leadership.
A conversation with two Benbrook City Council candidates has stirred debate among residents over flooding concerns, neighborhood development, and the direction of city leadership.
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Laura Mackey Hosting Meet-and-Greet Sunday in Benbrook.
Benbrook residents will have an opportunity to meet City Council Place 6 candidate Laura Mackey this Sunday, October 11, during a community meet-and-greet at 3 Parrots in Benbrook.
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Benbrook City Council Candidates Hosting Community Discussion Saturday.
Benbrook residents will have an opportunity to discuss local issues with two City Council candidates on Saturday, October 10, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Benbrook Public Library.
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Benbrook Candidates Ask Residents About Public Safety.
What does Benbrook need to do better to keep residents safe and prepared?
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Benbrook Council Candidates Plan Community Conversation This Saturday.
Benbrook residents will have a chance to sit down with two City Council candidates and talk about what they want for the city.
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Benbrook Candidates Ask Where City Money Should Go.
How should Benbrook spend its money, and what should get the most attention?
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Benbrook Candidates Ask: What Needs More Attention?
What is one thing in your neighborhood you wish the city paid more attention to?