KYLE — The city of Kyle announced the addition of David Lopez as the new director of the Parks and Recreation Department. According to a news release, Lopez brings more than 20 years of parks and recreation experience with an extensive resume in designing, building and sustainably managing park and ...

The Wall That Heals had a grand escort to the Lake Kyle Park  on Tuesday morning. Pictured, a city of Kyle Parks and Recreation worker waves a flag in front of the 18-wheeler carrying The Wall. The memorial will be on display from May 4-7.

The city of Kyle Parks and Recreation Department hosted its first ever National Bird Day event Jan. 5 at the new Cool Springs Park off East FM 150. Hays County Master Naturalist Doray Lendacky led the tour of more than 20 participants and during their visit, they sighted the following on the right. ...

Staff Report KYLE -- Kyle will host a Veterans Day parade and commemoration event on Nov. 13 to honor local veterans. In partnership with VFW 12058 and AMVETS, the parade will begin at 12 p.m. at VFW Post 12058 and travel west along Center Street, concluding at Gregg-Clarke Park.  The city said the ...

KYLE – The Parks and Recreation Department has lined up a month of fun activities for residents of all ages including a Halloween Movie at the Lake, Center Street Trick-or-Treat and contests for the whole family, all in Kyle. ADDAMS FAMILY IN THE PARK Grab a blanket and a friend and head to Lake Kyl...

Kyle residents can soon look forward to enjoying more outdoor recreation. During its July 20 meeting, Kyle City Council members discussed several upcoming projects that would expand the city’s parks and trails. Mayor Pro-Tem Rick Koch, alongside council members Dex Ellison and Michael Tobias, are pa...

By Megan Wehring KYLE — This time of year, residents begin to see hanging twinkling lights from homes, hear the joyful neighborhood carols and begin planning meals for large family gatherings. Holiday festivities may look different this year, but Kyle Parks and Recreation wants to keep some of that ...

By Moses Leos III The grass is becoming much greener for the City of Kyle Parks and Recreation Department as it nears completion of its Parks Improvement Project.  Despite struggles to germinate grass at several fields, the PARD’s initiative to improve the city’s four major parks is nearing 95 perce...