Lindsey Zan and Ricardo Correa with Connection Tango dance prior to the Dialogue for Peace and Progress in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, hosted by the city of Kyle on Friday, Sept. 22 at city hall.

The city of Kyle hosted its Dialogue for Peace & Progress 2023 — Celebrating Juneteenth on Friday, June 16 at city hall. Following the slaying of George Floyd in 2020, the city launched these dialogues that work to join community members and leaders for open and honest conversations to raise awarene...

BLACK HISTORY MONTH ‘We need to celebrate the untold’ Kyle — Having tough but much-needed conversations will encourage progress and create peace, which is the idea behind Kyle’s triannual dialogue series. The city hosted its third Black History Month Dialogue for Peace and Progress on Feb. 17 at Kyl...

Staff Report   KYLE – The community is invited to join the city of Kyle for the upcoming Dialogue for Peace and Progress, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, on Friday, Sept. 16 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Kyle City Hall. Started in 2021, the Dialogues for Peace & Progress is an event series that w...

By Brittany Anderson HAYS COUNTY — On June 19, 1865, thousands of Union troops arrived in Galveston Bay to announce that the thousands of slaves in the state were free. On the 157th anniversary of their emancipation, the Hays County community continues to honor the holiday.   Hays County first kicke...

By Brittany Anderson Honest conversations that start in your own community help facilitate necessary social change — which is what Kyle’s Dialogue for Peace and Progress series aims to do for the city and its residents.   The fifth edition of the Peace and Progress series was held at Kyle City Hall ...

By Brittany Anderson Kyle community members joined together virtually and in-person at City Hall on Friday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month during Kyle’s fourth Dialogue for Peace and Progress event series. The city has provided residents the opportunity to talk, listen, learn and grow through t...

By Megan Wehring KYLE – When a petition to get Texas State University to offer a Black history class in the 1990s was successful, Johnnie Wilson was one of the first students to take the course. Wilson was part of a Kyle panel discussing the importance of Black history month and why education is the...

By Megan Wehring KYLE — “Black history is just American history that’s not being told,” said Kyle City Council member Dex Ellison, following the Black History Month proclamation during the Feb. 2 meeting.  Black history celebrations originated in 1915 for African American achievements and it was ren...