
Teachers spend the school year pouring into students, and next month, Chick-fil-A Benbrook wants to return a little of that kindness.

A few days ago, the halls of Benbrook High School looked a little different.

By the time the final pitch crossed the plate Friday night in Boyd, everybody knew what it meant.

For one night, the Benbrook Public Library is trading quiet reading corners for carnival games, prizes, and a community celebration.

After keeping a close eye on field conditions following recent rain, the Benbrook Youth Baseball and Softball Association announced that games scheduled on Fields 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8 will move forward as planned.

As summer approaches, many families start looking for ways to keep their days meaningful and their kids engaged. In Benbrook, the answer often begins at the library.

Wednesday night carried all the emotions of a final home game.

Long before Friday night lights return, the work of building a football team is already happening in quieter rooms.

The start of summer in Benbrook will come with a little more noise and a lot more fun this year. For families looking to ease into summer without overthinking it, this is a good place to start.

For many in Benbrook, spring means getting outside, reconnecting, and finding a good reason to spend a day on the course. This year, the Benbrook Area Chamber of Commerce is offering exactly that.