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Hays County

May 15, 2019

Kinder Morgan files motion to dismiss eminent domain lawsuit

Roughly a week after multiple parties filed suit against Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP),…

Business

May 1, 2019

Bill aimed at pipeline routing oversight reaches committee

Legislation aimed at requiring energy companies to notify elected officials when there are plans to…

Hays County

April 24, 2019

Kyle unites with Hays County in lawsuit against Kinder Morgan

The fight against Kinder Morgan’s Permian Highway Pipeline (PHP) is now heading into the court…

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May, 2019

May 22 Or mandatory vasectomies?

May 22 Love your Lehman

May 22 What is that smell?

May 15 We need responsible guardianship

May 15 A mysterious coverup that would make Nixon blush
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- Nicole Trudeau on Officials to repair RM 150 crossings by late July
  24 May 2019
  It’s NOT the floods it’s all the big trucks that are being told and sent by ticket to use this route! Put a weight limit on it and quite screwing with those of us who live here! The alternate routes are a huge PIA! My 10 min trips to Driftwood for carpool take 1 hour to get there and back now! My husband is forced to drive I 35 for his work commute and it’s extending our days by hours! End of July is unacceptable. Get it together. It shouldn’t take that long.
- Elizabeth Grogan Craig on Officials to repair RM 150 crossings by late July
  24 May 2019
  Dear Mr. Leos, You are not being told, and therefore not reporting, the truth. The floods are NOT what damaged the low water crossings on 150. The waters may have been the straw that broke the camel's back, but it was the 47 axle vehicle pulling Barnhart Crane Services ridiculously oversized crane insanely through that area where it had no business being. It is doubtful this was a permitted trip, but if it was, that person needs to be fired. This same company three days later moved a large crane through Dripping Springs that was not permitted, using all emergency personnel in that town to move the behemoth through. This company showed no regard for the limits of our roads and it was their negligence that broke this vital roadway. This is creating a real hardship for hundreds (thousands?) of commuters in extra time spent and extra fuel used to have to take alternative routes. The crane company should be held liable, not us, the taxpayers. Also, the road should be weightlimited in the future, disallowing any large rigs to ever come through and crush our roadways again. Sincerely, Elizabeth G. Craig Driftwood, TX
- Michele Walker on Love your Lehman
  24 May 2019
  Love this!! We'll miss you, thanks for all you've done!
- Joe Torres on Kyle parents charged with murder in death of 21-month-old son
  24 May 2019
  Sad that the proper steps were not taken by CPS,hopefully the courts will sentence them accordingly,(life without parole).
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Browsing: Permian Highway Pipeline

Kinder Morgan files motion to dismiss eminent domain lawsuit

Bill aimed at pipeline routing oversight reaches committee

Kyle unites with Hays County in lawsuit against Kinder Morgan