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A picture of three young girls posing for a picture inside the eyes and nose of a jack-o-lantern at Center Street Trick or Treat in Kyle.

Frightfully Fun Things to Do in Kyle This October

From fall traditions and spooky celebrations to outdoor events and plenty of ways to enjoy the cooler weather, there’s a lot happening around Kyle this month.

A man in a City of Kyle Emergency Management uniform talks on a radio, leaning against a city vehicle outside on a sunny day.

Kyle at Work: Jimmy Johnson Helps Keep Kyle Prepared

In this month's Kyle at Work, meet Emergency Management Coordinator Jimmy Johnson.

Two Texas State University researchers in hats and life vests kayak together on Lake Kyle away from the camera toward grassy banks under a clear sky. Green plants are visible in the foreground.

Floating Wetlands Coming to Lake Kyle

A new floating wetland project at Lake Kyle will use native plants and natural filtration to improve water quality, reduce pollutants, and create habitat for local wildlife.

A person with short dark hair, glasses, and a gray plaid blazer over a bright pink blouse smiles while leaning on a railing indoors, with large windows and blurred outdoor scenery in the background.

Kyle City Attorney Named One of Top 10 City Attorneys in Texas

Aimee Alcorn-Reed, Kyle’s City Attorney, has been named one of the Top 10 City Attorneys in Texas for 2026 by Gov Business Review.

A picture of a sign that says "Don't Block the Box" handing on Center Street in downtown Kyle.

DON’T BLOCK THE BOX! New Signs Coming to Key Kyle Intersections

A simple choice behind the wheel can make a big difference in keeping traffic moving.

A sign reads, “Drought Restrictions Currently In Effect. CityOfKyle.com/Drought” against a backdrop of green trees and blue sky.

City of Kyle Moves to Once-a-Week Watering as New Drought Restrictions Take Effect

Kyle residents are now able to water (irrigate) once a week following an update to the Drought Contingency Plan.

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A Library Card Hits All the Right Notes

This September, the Kyle Public Library invites you to celebrate Library Card Sign-up Month and discover how a library card can hit all the right notes.