
Benbrook residents looking for a sweet way to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month can find it at Funky Town Freeze. Owner Miss B. has crafted a special flavor called Mexican Fusion, blending strawberry, piña colada, and margarita into what she describes as a fiesta in a cup.

Western Hills High School turned an ordinary school day into a lively fundraiser when Principal Sisk volunteered to be taped to the wall. Student Council sold strips of tape, and one by one, students happily layered them on until their principal was stuck fast.

Every community has its turning point, and for Benbrook, it came in the form of a group with a bold name: Fed Up Benbrook.

For years, families in Fort Worth have asked the same question: why does a growing city with so many new apartments, hotels, and shopping centers still feel short on open green space?

In Benbrook, staying active is more than just exercise—it is about connection. The Benbrook Fitness Collective is bringing locals together who share a love for the outdoors and an interest in moving their bodies in fun, engaging ways.

Families in Benbrook have plenty of reasons to visit the public library this month, as the October Storytime Schedule features eight unique programs designed for kids of all ages. From babies to preschoolers, and even neurodiverse children, the library has crafted experiences that blend fun with learning.

Texas students eyeing higher education will have a big advantage this fall. From October 13–19, all Texas public colleges and universities will waive application fees for Texas residents as part of Free College Application Week.

In just 30 minutes a week, you could help change the future for a child in Tarrant County. That is the vision behind Read2Win, a program that pairs trained volunteers with first- and second-grade students to boost reading skills and confidence.

It has been a tense week at Benbrook Middle-High School. Earlier in the week, a substitute teacher was removed for inappropriate conduct. Now, just before dismissal today, parents were alerted again—this time about a campus hold.