By Moses Leos III Improving mobility, along with roads and intersections were a few of the prime topics discussed by more than 40 people at the March 9 Kyle Transportation Master Plan workshop at the Kyle Library.  Public input was the first step in Kyle’s update of its Transportation Master Plan. K...

By Moses Leos III A program meant to assist in revitalizing downtown Kyle will be expanding, giving more businesses in the corridor a chance to participate.    That’s the goal for the Kyle City Council, which voted 6-0 on March 3 to expand the Downtown Business Revitalization Program beyond the Cent...

By Moses Leos III After nearly a three-year hiatus, Kyle will bring back Market Days to Historic City Park in downtown April 11. For Nathan Cross, co-owner of Cross Plants and Produce, the event’s return will help shine a light on Kyle-area small businesses. “Our general consensus is that it gives K...

By Andy Sevilla Just over a year after being appointed to the Kyle city attorney position, Ken Johnson tendered his resignation Tuesday night and the council unanimously accepted the renunciation.  After a three-hour executive session, Kyle Mayor Todd Webster moved to accept Johnson’s resignation in...

By Moses Leos III New language in a Kyle ordinance regulating tow-truck services could change which companies can service the city, making several wrecker service owners hopping mad. Kyle’s current ordinance creates a rotation for wrecker services. The updated ordinance, approved on second reading a...

By Moses Leos III A recent posting on the Hays Free Press Facebook page asked Kyle and Buda residents their opinion about healthy food options in the area. The post accompanied a map of eateries, asking if the two towns were a healthy food desert. Of the 92 businesses on the map, 24 are dedicated fa...

by Moses Leos III    The city of Kyle may start thinking taller. At least, that is a topic of discussion in the city’s Planning and Zoning (P&Z) Commission.  Some Kyle leaders believe modifying height restrictions could be a catalyst for development.  “Maybe we’re to a point in our town’s growth whe...

By Moses Leos III Moves made during the 84th Texas Legislative session could see Kyle’s first Municipal Utility District (MUD) take shape.    That decision, spurred by a letter of support from the Kyle City Council on Jan. 6, could allow the Crosswinds MUD to be granted necessary road powers to begi...

By Moses Leos III An impending 107-acre development along Dry Hole Road in Kyle could bring economic development opportunities to an already rapidly growing IH-35 corridor. While jobs could be on the horizon, the added streets in what will be the Hays Commerce Center could also link parts of southwe...

By Moses Leos III Residents of the Post Oak neighborhood say their streets are deteriorating and that erosion issues persist.  Since repair attempts by the city of Kyle and developers failed, residents Joanne Shelton and Stephanie Pool are now asking Kyle to budget a full repair of the roads.  “We’v...