Tuesday, October 27, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Western Hills to Welcome New National Honor Society Members.
Hard work, leadership, and a commitment to serving others are getting some well-deserved recognition at Western Hills High School.
What’s Coming to West Fort Worth? Residents Invited to Development Update.
As new neighborhoods and developments continue to take shape west of Fort Worth, just west and southwest of Benbrook, residents will have a chance to hear what’s planned for the area’s future.
McQueeney Highlights Robot Park Improvements in Reelection Campaign.
With improvements to Benbrook’s Robot Park nearing completion, Texas State Rep. John McQueeney recently visited the park to highlight $1 million in state funding he helped secure during the last legislative session.
Know the Signs of a Stroke. Act FAST!
A stroke can happen without warning, and recognizing the symptoms quickly could save someone’s life.
Local History Comes Alive at Benbrook Library.
Who knew North Texas cemeteries held so many stories? Visitors to Benbrook Public Library recently discovered just that during an evening with author Tui Snider.
Three Benbrook Theatre Students Qualify for Nationals.
The Benbrook Bobcats are taking their talents to the national stage!
Western Hills Students Make Homecoming Mums for Free.
Homecoming mums are a Texas tradition, but the time and cost of making them can add up quickly. At Western Hills High School, one dedicated mom helped students create their own without spending a dime!
Free Halloween Party This Saturday at Stone’s Throw Farm Co.
Halloween fun is on the calendar this weekend as Stone’s Throw Farm Co. invites local families and neighbors to a free Halloween party.
H-E-B Weekly Deals: October 21-27.
Planning a grocery run this week? H-E-B has released its latest weekly ad, with savings on meat, fresh produce, pantry staples, and household essentials through Tuesday, October 27.
Benbrook YMCA Board Looks Ahead to 2027.
What’s next for the Benbrook Community Center YMCA? That’s the question board members spent the weekend discussing at a retreat focused on the organization’s future and its impact on local families.
