By Moses Leos III A nearly $50,000 study could be Kyle’s first step toward improving problematic drainage areas along Burleson Street.  For Kyle District 4 councilmember David Wilson, now is the time to begin the process of improving those issues.  “The opportunity to do a road improvement (on Burle...

By Moses Leos III Having grown up in Kyle for most of her life, resident Peggy Jansen has seen how rapid growth has placed a strain on city roads.  But with conditions on Lehman and Bunton Creek roads continuing to deteriorate, Jansen and many others now wonder how much longer they’ll have to wait f...

  By Moses Leos III With one rehabilitation project in the books, Kyle is preparing to begin the second of three necessary improvements to aging water storage tanks across the city.  After completing the Rebel Road GST in September, the city now focuses its attention on the Roland Lane Tower, which ...

By Moses Leos III A pair of roads included in Kyle’s $35 million dollar road bond initiative is in the process of moving forward.  While the Burleson Street and Goforth Road reconstructions are under budget, an extension connecting Goforth to Kyle Parkway could add to the overall cost. “I don’t know...

By Andy Sevilla The need for substantial road improvements in Kyle pushed voters to approve a $36 million road bond last May to address five streets.  Now, the first reconstruction project, the Bunton Creek Road improvements — identified by city leaders as a “dangerous road” due to its deterioration...

By Andy Sevilla With federal money up for grabs and several roadways to improve, Kyle city leaders are angling for a slice of government help. The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) will divvy out $75.6 million in the next five years to help fund regional and local transportatio...