Video: With ID of skull, dad can let go of hopes
After floodwaters swept away his 24-year-old daughter into the Blanco River near Kyle, Ignacio Pineda never imagined the long wait he and his family would endure.
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December, 2011
Electric heater blamed for fire at Kyle business
An electric heater is being blamed for a fire on the second floor of a Kyle business that left one injured early Thursday, fire officials say.
City of Kyle Exercise Classes
Kyle Parks and Recreation Department is offering a wide variety of classes to get the community up and moving in the new year.
Empty Bowls help fill Food Bank coffers
Hays High School Art Club sponsored its first Empty Bowls Project in early December selling soup-filled, handcrafted art bowls for $10 a piece.
Blue and Brown spreading Christmas cheer around town
Kyle police officers distributed more than 110 bicycles to local children as part of the department’s Blue Santa program.
Diggin’ the chili…: Husband and wife duo first to both win world chili championship
Linda Odom will give you her recipe, but you can’t cook her chili.
With ID of skull, dad can let go of hopes
After floodwaters swept away his 24-year-old daughter into the Blanco River near Kyle, Ignacio Pineda never imagined the long wait he and his family would endure.
December 29, 2011 | Posted in In the news today | Read More »
Disputed Dacy Lane to get some grease
Hays County commissioners took a couple of steps last week toward improving mobility in the unincorporated areas east of Kyle and Buda, even as the commissioners expressed wariness about moving forward on new projects that fall within the city limits.
Candidates file despite primary election upheaval
The fight over the state’s election maps continues to roil the political landscape in Texas.
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