Throwing bones
Seniors from Buda, Kyle, Onion Creek and Wimberley are invited to the Kyle Area Senior Zone “42 Invitational Tournament” beginning at 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 18 at the Old Kyle City Hall.
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Citizens’ Police Academy graduates another round of participants
Sixteen area residents who signed up for the Kyle Citizens’ Police Academy have graduated after a nine-week course on the ins and outs of the Kyle Police Department.
Election predictions: Local and not-so-local
Early voting for the Republican and Democratic primaries got underway Monday in Kyle, but there were more volunteers holding signs at mid-day than there were folks standing in line to vote.
Early Kyle was a saloon-friendly Wild West town
Editor’s note: With Kyle voters deciding to throw out alcohol restrictions in Saturday’s election, we thought it was a good opportunity to revisit the colorful history of booze, whiskey and saloons until Kyle “went dry” in 1898. By JIM CULLEN By the time the railroad provided the reason for Kyle, the question of allowing liquor [...]
Captured in time: Ceremony and traditions kick off Kyle library grand opening
After a festive performance by the Lehman High School mariachi band got the party started, the Kyle Public Library Open House turned solemn as members of the Live Oak Masonic Lodge performed the Cornerstone Ceremony.
Reunion time is upon us
Summertime is almost here and with the warm weather comes reunion time with friends and family.
First summer season in the new library
Summer is just around the corner and the Kyle Public Library invites you to join us this year as we celebrate the kick-off in the new library building.
Nine Hays County high school girls chosen for Bluebonnet Girls State
Nine young women from six Hays County high schools have been selected to represent San Marcos American Legion Auxiliary Unit 144 at the 2012 session of Bluebonnet Girls State, scheduled for June 10-16 at Texas Lutheran University in Seguin.
Best Bets: 05/16/12
It’s a Texas Natural • Come and Taste It • Puppeteers present… • Sunday Polka Dance • Story time for grown-ups • Rolling Oaks Music Festival showcases local talent
Planning for the end: Hospital staff stresses the importance of advance directives
The patient was 50ish and gay, and 15 years earlier he’d been disowned by his parents for moving in with his partner.
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