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The board approved a six-proposition bond Feb. 6. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Three Hays CISD board of trustee elections in May are uncontested
Hill Country Theatre joins Inspired Minds Arts Center at 121 Main St., Buda. (Evelin Garcia/Community Impact Newspaper)
Hill Country Theatre will begin performances in downtown Buda on Feb. 14
(Community Impact Newspaper)
Gymnastics center set to open in Kyle expands, changes name
Construction has started on the western end of the Permian Highway Pipeline. (Courtesy Kinder Morgan)
Opponents file endangered species lawsuit to stop Permian Highway Pipeline; Austin, San Marcos, Kyle, Hays County, Travis County among plaintiffs
The board approved a six-proposition bond Feb. 6. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Hays CISD OKs order for $217.3M bond on May ballot
Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra swears in Michael Tobias as the District 6 Kyle City Council representative. (Courtesy city of Kyle)
Tobias sworn in as new Kyle City Council member as Tenorio moves on to county race
(Rachal Russell/Community Impact Newspaper)
Kyle's 'not hot' Soul Yoga PC aims to serve 'every body'
Buda is considering dark sky certification. (Nicholas Cicale/Community Impact Newspaper)
Should Buda get dark sky-certified? The city wants to know.
San Marcos City Council voted in October 2018 to dedicate part of the federal disaster mitigation funding awarded in the aftermath of the 2015 floods to the riverine project. (Community Impact Newspaper)
San Marcos to hold Feb. 6 meeting on Blanco Riverine Flood Mitigation Project
Three seats on the Hays CISD board of trustees are up for election in May. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Hays CISD trustee Teresa Tobias announces she will not run for re-election in May
Michael Tobias won the Jan. 25 special election for Kyle City Council. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Michael Tobias wins special election for Kyle City Council District 6
Nellie's provides one-on-one appointments for dogs who may have special needs. (Courtesy Nellie's Dog Grooming)
Nellie’s Dog Grooming now open on Old RR 12 in San Marcos
San Marcos City Council voted to buy 102 acres not far from Windemere Farms, also along Sink Creek, in 2017. (Marie Albiges/Community Impact Newspaper)
Windemere Farms partners with Colorado River Land Trust to preserve property
Construction in Central Texas will not start until federal permits are issued, but Kinder Morgan is mobilizing. (Courtesy Blanco STP)
Kyle, San Marcos and Austin join growing list of plaintiffs in Permian Highway Pipeline endangered species lawsuit
The project will bring water from the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer to San Marcos, Buda, Kyle and other consumers in the region. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Alliance Regional Water Authority begins construction on Buda-Kyle segment of regional water supply pipeline
Texas Disposal Systems presented a symbolic check for $1.5 million to the city of Kyle. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Texas Disposal Systems renews contract with city of Kyle, donates $1.5 million to veterans memorial
Shipley Do-Nuts opened Jan. 22 in Buda. (Courtesy Shipley Do-Nuts)
Shipley Do-Nuts opens Jan. 22 in Buda
The new position will return Moreno to where she started her career in 1991. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Hays CISD hires Patty Moreno as first-ever fine arts director
Melissa McCollum was hired as the new director of planning for Buda. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Buda hires Melissa McCollum as director of planning
The property has also been home to a minihorse named Shorty and a minidonkey named Spot. (Katharine Jose/Community Impact Newspaper)
Cross Plants and Produce closes Kyle shop and nursery