Campuses earn Energy Star for efficiency
A dozen Hays CISD campuses have earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) prestigious Energy Star, the national symbol for energy efficiency.
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Kyle foresees 3 cent tax hike
The City of Kyle revealed a modest tax hike in its proposed fiscal year 2010-2011 city budget Tuesday night.
Police investigate racist graffiti spree in Kyle
Kyle police are investigating a string of derogatory graffiti tags spray-painted on at least five vehicles and at one home in the Bradford Meadows subdivision early June 23.
Dividing up the estate
Money and You by CARRIE POMERANTZ Dear Carrie: I have two grown sons: one’s a corporate attorney and one teaches English at a public high school. Needless to say, their incomes are quite far apart. I’m tempted to leave my less-well-off teacher more money, but is this a good idea? And if so, how’s the [...]
Lobo graduate Ulu recognizes heroism
Heroism isn’t something high school students usually think about much.
College Forward program receives $200,000 grant
College Forward, the nonprofit agency that provides college access and college persistence services to motivated, economically-disadvantaged students in Central Texas – including many at Hays and Lehman high schools – has been awarded a $200,000 grant by the Meadows Foundation to support its “AmeriCorps for College Success” project next school year.
Kyle teens receive ‘heroes’ honor
Thirteen-year-old Ryan Castillo tried to do something that almost every teenager has done before.
Oh, deer!: Ruby Ranch residents differ on deer trapping
Urban – and suburban – deer populations are the subject of discussion in two corridor communities where residential growth is encroaching on former habitat for both native and exotic species
Kyle steps up on Burleson sidewalk project
A dangerous stretch of sidewalk on Burleson Road in Kyle frequented by school children may get some safety improvements this summer.
Snakes alive! Warm weather is inviting for the slithering sort
A paralyzing fear of snakes may stop Indiana Jones in his tracks from trapping wild snakes, but not this local man.
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