by MARK CAUL It took almost three minutes for the Lehman Lady Lobos to get going, but once they got started, Lanier couldn’t slow them down. The Lady Lobos (1-2) basketball team scored the first 10 points of the contest and never looked back in their 45-4 romp over the Lady Vikings, collecting their first [...]
by JASON GORDON The Hays football team controlled play during the middle quarters of its first-round playoff matchup with Huntsville Saturday afternoon – it was the start and finish of the contest that ultimately doomed the Rebels. Hays battled back from an early 17-point deficit and looked like it had a real chance to pull [...]
by JASON GORDON If they’re not on the top of their game offensively, the Hays girls basketball team has the ability to pester you to death. Just ask Akins, which built a big first half lead only to see the pesky Lady Rebs come all the way back for a 44-42 win Tuesday night at [...]
Former Kyle Councilmember Todd Webster, now the Chief of Staff at the Texas Education Agency, has filed a letter of intent seeking appointment to the Hays school board seat being vacated by Trustee Joe Muñoz.
Two heavily armed women attempted to break into a home in the Whispering Hollow subdivision in Buda late Monday night, but were spotted in the act by a deputy on patrol, said officials from the Hays County Sheriff’s Office.
Drenched in sweat while catching his breath after walking from his home in Buda, Aulbert West entered the Hays Free Press building in Kyle, the first stop in his search for his long-lost brother.
A Court of Appeals has shot down a lawsuit filed against the city of Buda by members of the group Budafirst, seeking to force a referendum election that could prevent U.S. Foodservice from building a distribution facility east of town.
This week the county posted foreclosure listings for the upcoming December auction, wrapping up a year in which more homeowners than ever saw their property set to be sold on the steps of the county courthouse.
According to popular convention and Hollywood coming of age movies, your high school years are supposed to be the best of your life. But for some kids, the high school experience just, well, kind of sucks.
Ray Bryant’s resignation this week and forthcoming departure from the Kyle City Council may be the first song in a game of political musical chairs resulting from Pct. 2 Commissioner Jeff Barton’s anticipated decision to run for county judge instead of re-election.
