Among the many floats was the Kyle Area Senior Zone, with a custom-made jukebox by its members. The organization earned first place for Best Decorated Float for the third year in a row.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Community members gathered downtown Saturday, Oct. 11, to celebrate the city of Kyle for the annual Founders’ Parade.
Pictured, city council member Michael Tobias, business & strategic planning manager Tamara Aquino, Mayor Travis Mitchell and his son, William Mitchell, pause for a photo before narrating the floats.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Prior and during the parade, Kyle Market Days was taking place around Mary Kyle Hartson City Square Park, where food and artisan vendors were available for residents to peruse.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Among the many floats was the Kyle Area Senior Zone, with a custom-made jukebox by its members. The organization earned first place for Best Decorated Float for the third year in a row.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
AMVETS Post 115’s color guard led the beginning of the parade.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Quantum Towing, a local business, provided residents with a fun visual of its work, as it participated in the parade.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
The Hays High School High Steppers and High Line Dance Team kept the crowd’s energy up during the warm morning.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Residents line the streets of downtown Kyle to watch the creative floats of local businesses, organizations and community members.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
The cheerleaders, dance team and band members of Simon Middle School dance and play a tune for the crowd.
Author: PHOTO BY BRITTANY KELLEY
Prior and during the parade, Kyle Market Days was taking place around Mary Kyle Hartson City Square Park, where food and artisan vendors were available for residents to peruse.
Brittany Kelley
