Kyle, San Marcos and Austin join growing list of plaintiffs in Permian Highway Pipeline endangered species lawsuit; Hays County will vote Jan. 28
Federal agencies and the pipeline company Kinder Morgan will be defendants.
Windemere Farms partners with Colorado River Land Trust to preserve property
The land borders Sink Creek, which flows into Spring Lake.
Alliance Regional Water Authority begins construction on Buda-Kyle segment of regional water supply pipeline
The $213 million project will eventually supply water for San Marcos, Buda and Kyle.
Complete Autoworks now open in downtown Kyle
The new shop opened on Front Street on Jan. 6.
Texas Disposal Systems renews contract with city of Kyle, donates $1.5 million to veterans memorial
Kyle City Council renewed its contract with Texas Disposal Systems and accepted a $1.5 million donation from the company at its Jan. 21 meeting.
The city of San Marcos seeks input from the community as it advances transit plan
Residents attending the meeting will have the opportunity to address the proposed transit redesigns routes and other concepts based on feedback from a previous community meeting back in Oct. 2
Permian Highway Pipeline opponents gather in downtown Kyle
Organizer Purly Gates said she hopes to make locals more aware of the potential impact of the project.
Hays CISD hires Patty Moreno as first-ever fine arts director
Moreno began her career at Kyle and Tom Green Elementary schools.
Buda hires Melissa McCollum as director of planning
McCollum has worked for the cities of Cedar Park, Georgetown, Bastrop and San Marcos.
Cross Plants and Produce closes Kyle shop and nursery
The owners have sold the property after receiving an offer on the land.
San Marcos breaks ground on La Cima fire station
The new facility will replace the current Fire Station No. 2, which was built in 1954.
ENF Technology breaks ground on $45 million headquarters in Kyle
Hays County commissioners and Kyle City Council approved a five-year property tax rebate in March.
Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District will be plaintiff in Permian Highway Pipeline lawsuit
The organization was party to a letter of intent to sue filed in October.
Buda's TexStar Chiropractic expands services with new practitioner
The clinic will now be able to offer expanded hours.
Austin Public Health confirms city’s first rubella case since 1999
Austin Public Health is investigating a confirmed rubella case, the first case of the contagious viral infection in Travis County since 1999.
Ginger Sushi + Poke Shop in downtown San Marcos now closed
The restaurant opened in June of last year.
Cheer & Chow on N. LBJ San Marcos has closed
The locally owned restaurant offering burgers, wine, beer and more at 214 N. LBJ Drive, San Marcos closed in late December.
Texas oil and gas industry could see a major slowdown in 2020
The oil and natural gas industry paid a record-setting $16.3 billion in taxes and royalties to local governments and the state in 2019, the Texas Oil and Gas Association announced Tuesday.
Family-owned food truck Tacos El Primo brings authentic Mexican cuisine to Kyle
Tacos El Primo offers asada, pastor, cabeza, lengua, buche and carnitas for tacos, tortas and quesadillas.
Third-generation owner of Wonder World Cave and Adventure Park expands attractions, connects to San Marcos
“The dream is to create space for people to come out just to enjoy all things San Marcos."
Enrollment in gifted and talented program raises concerns in SMCSD
A district staff member said there are low placement numbers for GT students throughout the district.