Saturday, September 12, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Western Hills High School Class of ’96 Looking to Reconnect Missing Classmates.
Nearly 30 years after graduation, the search is on to reunite the Western Hills High School Class of 1996.
Residents Push for More Notice and Oversight on Proposed Data Centers.
What began as a morning coffee meeting not far from Benbrook quickly turned into a broader conversation about growth, transparency, and how much residents really know before major developments arrive in their neighborhoods.
Benbrook Soccer Camp Aims to Build More Than Skills This Summer.
Summer in Benbrook is about to get a little more active.
Cityview Chiropractic Giving Back With Free Services and Prize Giveaway.
A simple adjustment appointment could turn into a new TV, blender, or pair of headphones this week in Fort Worth.
Benbrook Planning and Zoning to Review New Residential Plat May 14.
A quiet piece of land in Benbrook could soon take a step toward becoming a new residential development.
Rolling Hills Nurse Recognized For Caring Beyond The Classroom.
At Rolling Hills Elementary, Nurse Margaret Gant does far more than hand out ice packs and check temperatures.
TCU Football Season Tickets Now Available.
Football season in Fort Worth is getting closer, and fans looking to catch the TCU Horned Frogs in action can now explore season ticket options for the upcoming year.
Residents Question Permits for Trinity Estates Dirt Hauling.
Concerns over development activity near Trinity Estates are once again drawing attention from Benbrook residents.
Residents Invited to Beginner Pickleball Night.
Looking for a new way to stay active and meet people in the community? Benbrook residents are invited to grab a paddle and give pickleball a try during a beginner-friendly meetup at Dutch Branch Park.
Tarrant County Homeowners Urged to Review Property Appraisals Before May 15 Deadline.
For many Tarrant County homeowners, appraisal notices arrived quietly in the mail. But those numbers can have a real impact on what residents ultimately pay in property taxes this year.
