The Motley Menagerie will serve up homemade quiche, soup and desserts in their funky little purple and green house in downtown Kyle. ••• Nonna Gina’s will be featuring an authentic Italian feast paired with the finest of wines on Main Street in Buda. ••• Enjoy brunch above the vineyards at Driftwood Estate Winery in Driftwood. [...]
It’s hard to imagine now, but Kyle used to be a rollicking little frontier town with saloons and regular drunken brawls in the streets.
The first-ever strike by thousands of San Antonio pecan shellers went into the fifth week on Feb. 28, 1938 with no settlement in sight.
The origins of Valentine’s Day are steeped in legend and lore.
Kyle Creamery Company – the words have a nice cadence. And an old rock structure on Miller Street in downtown has that same feel.
Last Wednesday afternoon, right on cue, Saint Nick, a Kyle fire engine acting as his sleigh, came roaring up to the square, sirens wailing and lights flashing.
Well, downtown was finally hopping again with the city descending on the square to hear the rocking Lobo Band perform during their annual Market Days bar-b-cue fundraiser.
Well, it’s official. Summer is finally over according to the folks across Hays CISD.
From what I was recently told, “September is the new August” and I need to quit hoping that summer’s going to be over any time soon.
