Sunday, October 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Mayor Jason Ward Invests in the Next Generation of Bobcats.
Friday morning, February 13, Benbrook Middle High School students received more than a typical lesson. They heard directly from Benbrook Mayor Jason Ward during the school’s weekly Charter Development session.
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Benbrook Celebrates Mayor Jason Ward.
Benbrook is taking a moment to celebrate a familiar face at the heart of the city.
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Benbrook PTA Leaders Meet with State Rep. McQueeney, Mayor Ward.
Benbrook PTA leaders brought their advocacy to Benbrook City Hall, meeting with State Rep. John McQueeney and Mayor Jason Ward to discuss the schools and families they represent.
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Benbrook Mayor Visits Album Benbrook Residents.
Strong communities are built through connection, and residents at Album Benbrook recently had the opportunity to spend time with one of the city’s leaders.
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Western Hills Cougar Band Earns Excellent Rating at UIL Contest.
The Western Hills High School Cougar Marching Band wrapped up its UIL Region Marching Contest with an overall Excellent Division rating, earning scores of 1-2-2 from judges Saturday.
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Benbrook Par 3 Celebrates Guinness World Record.
A piece of Benbrook history now has the certificates to prove it.
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BYBSA Opens Fall Season with Community Celebration.
Benbrook’s ballfields were busy Friday night as the Benbrook Youth Baseball and Softball Association welcomed players and families for the start of its fall season.
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Benbrook Businesses Thank Local Teachers.
A Benbrook business meeting took a different turn this week, trading part of the usual networking for handwritten notes to local teachers.
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Good to Be Benbrook Rally Brings Community Together.
Local businesses, city leaders and neighbors came together Thursday evening for the Good to Be Benbrook Business Rally, turning HighRidge Church into a showcase of the people and businesses behind the community.
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Benbrook Community Presses FWISD for Trust, Voice, and Change.
The meeting was supposed to end at 8:15 p.m. At 9:20, people were still talking.