Sunday, October 25, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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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.
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Benbrook Honors Outgoing Leaders and Welcomes Newly Sworn-In Council Members.
Benbrook residents who missed the latest City Council meeting missed a meaningful night of transition and recognition at City Hall.
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Benbrook City Council Declares Surplus Ambulances, Approves Employee Insurance Renewals.
The Benbrook City Council met on October 16, 2025, to cover a full agenda of city updates and approvals. Mayor Jason Ward led the meeting, joined by council members and key city staff.
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Benbrook City Council Approves Police Vehicle Purchase and Celebrates Heritage Fest Success.
The Benbrook City Council met on October 2, 2025, for a brief but productive session led by Mayor Jason Ward. All council members were present, including Renee Franklin, Larry Marshall, Dustin Phillips, Gary Addison, Laura Mackey, and Keith Tiner.
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Benbrook Swings for a World Record at Heritage Fest.
Benbrook made history at this year’s Heritage Fest with a record-breaking display that was both fun and unforgettable. The Benbrook Par 3 Golf Course took on the ambitious challenge of building the largest golf ball pyramid ever attempted, stacking more than 19,000 golf balls onto a stage provided by the City of Benbrook.
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Westpark Elementary Carnival a Community Success.
The annual Westpark Elementary Carnival once again proved how much can be accomplished when a community comes together. From booths and games to food and attractions, the evening was filled with energy and teamwork.
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Benbrook Celebrates a True Hometown Hero at 100.
Benbrook gathered this week to honor one of its own, Carlyle, who marked his 100th birthday surrounded by family, friends, and community leaders.
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Dust, Noise, and Flood Fears Stir Anger in Trinity Estates.
What began as frustration over flooding concerns tied to new development in Benbrook has now expanded into a daily struggle with dust, noise, and unanswered complaints.
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Benbrook Honors Flood Victims with Green Ribbon Tribute Along Highway 377.
This week, the Champion Mechanical team is placing green ribbons along Highway 377, one for every life lost in the recent floods.
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Benbrook Neighbors Rally to Defend Mary’s Creek.
Something’s stirring in Benbrook, and it’s not just summer heat. Behind the trees and tucked just across Mary’s Creek, heavy equipment is moving dirt—and with it, raising concern.