By Moses Leos III After navigating through the permitting process from the Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission and City Council, promoters for a planned circus in Kyle may not make a stop in town after all.    On Tuesday, Central Texas Speedway co-owner Meredith Murray said the promoter for Circus A...

Center Street will be closed at the railroad crossing from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 28.  Plan on using alternate routes.

By Moses Leos III Kyle will fund a second opinion to assess the structural integrity of its iconic downtown water tower using Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) dollars.  On a 5-0 vote Tuesday, the Kyle Council approved a $4,600 contract with Sparks Engineering to complete a second structural assessment on t...

  A case of a dead rabid bat in the 100 block of Maplewood North in Kyle has been confirmed by the Department of State Health Services. The bat was found at approximately 7:30 p.m. April 4 behind a residence in that block and was confirmed as positive for rabies. Local officials are putting out the ...

By Moses Leos III Gathering stakeholder input on Kyle’s current and future economic climate was the first step in the city’s attempt to develop an updated Economic Development Strategic Plan.  That was the goal Thursday during the first of three Economic Development Summits at Kyle City Hall. A prof...

By Moses Leos III Despite mailing a survey within the utility bills of 8,549 residents, Kyle could only muster a miniscule 5.3 percent response rate from its citizens.   That’s the result of Kyle city staff’s household survey, which sought to gather public input on 16 questions relating to governmen...

  by Moses Leos III A 14-month-old boy was unharmed Monday after the child exited a Kyle daycare facility and was unattended for a brief period of time in the parking lot. The incident occurred at the Open Arms Early Learning Center on Rebel Road in Kyle. According to Kyle Chief of Staff Jerry Hendr...

By Moses Leos III Tabbing roughly $3 million in wastewater improvements was one of the first steps taken by the Kyle City Council as it begins to shape the fiscal year 2016 budget.  It was part of the city’s first budget workshop, held Saturday at Kyle City Hall, which saw City Manager Scott Sellers...

By Moses Leos III   Planning for future growth – and avoiding some of the pitfalls Austin faced over the past two decades – were just two reasons for the recent FM 150 West Character Plan project meeting. Nearly 200 Hays County residents came in and out of Thurman’s Mansion in Driftwood Wednesday ev...

By Moses Leos III Moves made to “streamline” Kyle City Council appointed committees could see 12 placed on hiatus or eliminated entirely if changes recommended by city staff are enacted.   “When we looked at all structures of committees, some are needed,” City Manager Scott Sellers said. “Some I wou...