A new 108-acre mixed-use commerce center, which includes investments from Hillwood Properties, a Fortune 500 company, will be coming to Kyle in the near future.
The new development will be located in Kyle on the west side of I-35 between Loop 4 and Kyle Crossing.
There were 238 cities across the nation looking to house Amazon, including Kyle. The shortlist not only gives the company a better look at the economic development and financial benefits of a smaller list, but also shows the serious prospects of the finalists, including Austin and its surrounding areas.
Hays County Pct. 2 Commissioner Mark Jones (center) proves no method, no matter how comical, is off limits when you're in the thick of a timed pie-eating contest. (photo by Moses Leos III)
BY KATERINA BARTON ON JANUARY 24, 2018 | Originally published by Hays Free Press
Kyle is looking to its local businesses to help push and build support around its brand as the “Pie Capital of Texas.”
BY BRANDEE BRANTLY | APRIL 2, 2017 | Originally published by Texas Hill Country
It’s hard to believe that a city that built its first stoplight in 2007 will soon grow to a population of 55,000 by 2030. Being one of the fastest growing cities in America, it is a city worth your attention and here are five great reasons why.
By Carlie Porterfield| Posted Jan. 5, 2017 at 9:55 am
Thanks to new care guidelines, the pediatric emergency care of Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas is now available for patients at Seton Medical Center Hays in Kyle.
According to a release, the care guidelines were developed in partnership with pediatric experts at Dell Children’s. When further advanced care is needed, doctors at Seton Hays will be able to use virtual care technology to link directly to Dell Children’s specialists.
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