By Moses Leos III Less than a year after one planning director abruptly resigned, Kyle must now search for another planning director following the resignation of Manny De La Rosa.  On Tuesday, Kyle spokesperson Jerry Hendrix confirmed the resignation of De La Rosa, who was hired as the city’s planni...

By Moses Leos III Patrons of Kyle area bars and restaurants could soon be making their last call requests well after the midnight hour.  On Nov. 5, Kyle City Council voted 5-1 on the first reading of an ordinance allowing the sale of mixed beverages until 2 a.m. on any day of the week. Councilwoman ...

By Moses Leos III After five months and more than $100,000 worth of renovations, Buda and Kyle business owner James Rios is approaching the opening of Kyle’s first downtown dance hall.  The final hurdle for Rios’ dance hall, Desperados, was cleared on Oct. 21. Kyle City Council unanimously approved ...

By Moses Leos III A Planned Unit Development (PUD) that’s been in the works for roughly three years is taking a small step forward.  The PUD, which is planned to go near the intersection of Kyle Crossing and Windy Hill Road, could bring retail and industrial offices to the city’s outskirts.  On Sept...

by ANDY SEVILLA Kyle City Manager Lanny Lambert has not officially tendered his resignation, yet, but plans are underway for his next leading position just outside of San Antonio. “I’ve been offered the city manager position for the city of Converse, Texas. This is close to my wife and family, and i...