For 85 years, longtime Kyle resident Franklin Herzog has watched his hometown go from a sleepy community to a bustling suburb. But as new development has started to spring up near his residence on Sledge Street, Herzog’s concern over the rapid growth in downtown is also rising. Herzog is one of many...

Wastewater projects and expansions are top priority for Kyle city officials, as developments coming in requiring utility services force them to plan ahead. Kyle city leaders May 6 prioritized wastewater projects for the fiscal year 2018 budget. “The economy lives and dies by its ability to grow and ...

The city of Kyle is looking to invest in its future – literally. An eight-year extension and an executive level home that will be a city-owned asset are two provisions within a new contract for Kyle City Manager Scott Sellers that was approved by the Kyle City Council this month,  Sellers’ draft con...

The city/county seems to have not required anything from developers in the way of managing storm runoff.  This throws a tremendous burden on the homeowners, who, for the most part, were innocent of the potential for flooding where building was allowed in so many areas in Kyle and Buda.  A lot of wat...

By Moses Leos III At 129.5-acres and 333 lots, the conceptualized Cypress Forest subdivision could bring Kyle its first development focusing solely on executive-level homes.   According to city spokesperson Jerry Hendrix, it’s the city’s first major step toward implementing “next level” housing in K...