A newly composed Kyle City Council will meet for the first time Wednesday night. One item on the agenda could be resolved with City Manager Tom Mattis being moved from the council dais.
The Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce cut the ribbon on a new business recently, welcoming the UPS Store at Kyle Market Place.
Buda residents wary of more industrial development than allowed by the city’s master plan and opposed to the construction of a 500,000-square-foot US Foodservice facility suffered a blow dealt by the United States Third Court of Appeals Monday.
The Hays County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) is looking for two men who ran a “pigeon drop” on an unsuspecting man Tuesday in Buda.
Kyle Mayor Miguel Gonzalez stirred up a contest Friday, announcing his run for Hays County Precinct 2 Commissioner in the Republican primary next March against Hays CISD Trustee Mark Jones. Gonzalez joins a wide open race for the seat held by Jeff Barton (D-Kyle), who is widely assumed to be planning a run against County Judge Liz Sumter (D-Wimberley) on the Democratic side.
The Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce (KACC) is holding its monthly Ambassador Bash Thursday, from 6-8 p.m. at TrustTexas Bank on Kyle Parkway.
In the midst of difficult times for Kyle, the city celebrated its hope for the future on Sept. 20 with the opening ceremony for the new Seton Medical Center.
After working out a way to restructure a portion of debt, Kyle officials shaved 6.5 cents off their proposed property tax rate for Fiscal Year 2010 and passed a $36 million budget at a tax rate of 42.4 cents per $100 of taxable value last week.
The long-awaited Kohl’s grand opening in Kyle came to pass Wednesday morning, opening another factor in two million square feet of retail planned for the intersection of Interstate-35 and Kyle Parkway.
Now that Kyle Parkway is opened east of Interstate-35, the city will paint the lanes west of the interstate to inform drivers they can go straight. Meanwhile, the city council named three new members to its public safety committee.
