By Brittany Anderson KYLE –   With a 5-2 vote, the Kyle City Council approved the extension of city manager Scott Sellers’ contract through December 2025 on April 5. The vote included any amendments made by the council   Scott Sellers Council members Yvonne Flores-Cale and Michael Tobias, the two di...

Staff Report   KYLE — Kyle’s newest trail project, the Vybe, is aiming to design and construct an 80-mile paved path to connect all neighborhoods in Kyle to business, recreation and entertainment destinations.   The dotted purple line shows the Vybe trail system, while the yellow spots represent whe...

By Brittany Anderson KYLE — A special ceremony was held on March 10 to celebrate a World War II veteran and hospice patient for his military service and life lived.   Neal’s daughter Carol pins a World War II victory medal on him. Wesley O’Neal “Neal” Pennington, 94, is a current resident of The Phi...

By Brittany Anderson As Kyle continues to see explosive growth, decisions must be made on what developments are best for the city — and two items during the Feb. 15 city council meeting looked at the addition of some developments while restricting others.   In a 5-2 vote, council members approved th...

By Megan Wehring KYLE – A global urban farming network sets its eyes on building a growing center in Kyle.   As a part of the company's expansion roadmap for the nation, Infarm chose the city of Kyle as the second location in the U.S. The facility will be equipped with more than 40,000 square feet o...

By Brittany Anderson Kyle City Council has a new mayor pro tem following the 2021 runoff election that resulted in the spot becoming vacant. During the regular meeting on Jan. 4, council members voted 6-1 to select council member Robert Rizo as mayor pro tem. Council member Daniela Parsley, who was ...

By Brittany Anderson KYLE — A $66 million capital investment is expected to bring thousands of jobs and dollars in annual revenue to Kyle. NorthPoint Development, in partnership with Kyle Economic Development, held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday to celebrate the Plum Creek Industrial Center. ...

Words flew during Kyle’s City Council meeting, with council members blaming each other for the resignations of Planning and Zoning members and city staff. “Slanderous and unbecoming of council members” were vehemently fired by Mayor Pro Tem Rick Koch, as he reacted to council member Yvonne Flores-Ca...

By Sahar Chmais A budget workshop in Galveston for the Kyle City Council along with executive staff had been scheduled months ago; the trip, set for Saturday, Feb. 20, has been cancelled. “Due to the weather-related crisis affecting Kyle,” Mitchell said, “the city council and staff have cancelled ou...

By Megan Wehring KYLE — Opinions on who should serve on the Kyle Ethics Commission left some city council members conflicted Tuesday night. Kyle City Council sang the praises of Mike Rubsam with a 7-0 vote yet nominee Rebecca Chapa only managed to swing a 4-3 vote after a heated discussion. Mayor Tr...