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Kyle is buzzing with excitement and celebration this Thursday June 19 as the city embraces the spirit of Juneteenth with a vibrant lineup of activities and community engagement The morning kicked off at 10 30 with the annual KASZ Juneteenth Flag Raising and Celebration bringing neighbors together at City Hall for music, storytelling, and soul food. Local vendors and artisans lined up for Market Days, transforming the downtown area into a lively marketplace full of crafts and sweet treats echoing the pride and progress at the heart of Juneteenth
The weather in Kyle today is classic Texas summer—bright sunshine and temperatures climbing toward the upper 90s with a light southern breeze offering a little relief. The pollen count is moderate thanks to recent overnight showers, and air quality remains good, making it a great day for outdoor festivities and family fun in the parks
Sports fans have plenty to cheer about as well Last night, the Lehman Lobos baseball team closed out their summer league with a thrilling 7-5 victory over Lockhart while in girls basketball the Hays Rebels edged past San Marcos in a nail-biter, winning 54-51. Student athletes are now gearing up for summer camps and a little much-needed rest after a hard-fought season
Art lovers in Kyle are also getting their say The city launched an online survey this week inviting residents to help shape the future of public art around town. Locals can share opinions on everything from mural locations to sculpture themes with the goal of creating an art plan that truly reflects the spirit and diversity of our growing community. The survey is open until July 25 so there’s plenty of time to make your voice heard
With festive energy in the air, delicious food on every corner, and neighbors coming together to honor both heritage and hope, today is a celebration of all that makes Kyle a welcoming hometown. Whether you’re catching a game, strolling through the Juneteenth market, or chiming in on the city’s next big art project there’s no better place to be than right here in Kyle, Texas
The weather in Kyle today is classic Texas summer—bright sunshine and temperatures climbing toward the upper 90s with a light southern breeze offering a little relief. The pollen count is moderate thanks to recent overnight showers, and air quality remains good, making it a great day for outdoor festivities and family fun in the parks
Sports fans have plenty to cheer about as well Last night, the Lehman Lobos baseball team closed out their summer league with a thrilling 7-5 victory over Lockhart while in girls basketball the Hays Rebels edged past San Marcos in a nail-biter, winning 54-51. Student athletes are now gearing up for summer camps and a little much-needed rest after a hard-fought season
Art lovers in Kyle are also getting their say The city launched an online survey this week inviting residents to help shape the future of public art around town. Locals can share opinions on everything from mural locations to sculpture themes with the goal of creating an art plan that truly reflects the spirit and diversity of our growing community. The survey is open until July 25 so there’s plenty of time to make your voice heard
With festive energy in the air, delicious food on every corner, and neighbors coming together to honor both heritage and hope, today is a celebration of all that makes Kyle a welcoming hometown. Whether you’re catching a game, strolling through the Juneteenth market, or chiming in on the city’s next big art project there’s no better place to be than right here in Kyle, Texas
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By Quiet. PleaseKyle is buzzing with excitement and celebration this Thursday June 19 as the city embraces the spirit of Juneteenth with a vibrant lineup of activities and community engagement The morning kicked off at 10 30 with the annual KASZ Juneteenth Flag Raising and Celebration bringing neighbors together at City Hall for music, storytelling, and soul food. Local vendors and artisans lined up for Market Days, transforming the downtown area into a lively marketplace full of crafts and sweet treats echoing the pride and progress at the heart of Juneteenth
The weather in Kyle today is classic Texas summer—bright sunshine and temperatures climbing toward the upper 90s with a light southern breeze offering a little relief. The pollen count is moderate thanks to recent overnight showers, and air quality remains good, making it a great day for outdoor festivities and family fun in the parks
Sports fans have plenty to cheer about as well Last night, the Lehman Lobos baseball team closed out their summer league with a thrilling 7-5 victory over Lockhart while in girls basketball the Hays Rebels edged past San Marcos in a nail-biter, winning 54-51. Student athletes are now gearing up for summer camps and a little much-needed rest after a hard-fought season
Art lovers in Kyle are also getting their say The city launched an online survey this week inviting residents to help shape the future of public art around town. Locals can share opinions on everything from mural locations to sculpture themes with the goal of creating an art plan that truly reflects the spirit and diversity of our growing community. The survey is open until July 25 so there’s plenty of time to make your voice heard
With festive energy in the air, delicious food on every corner, and neighbors coming together to honor both heritage and hope, today is a celebration of all that makes Kyle a welcoming hometown. Whether you’re catching a game, strolling through the Juneteenth market, or chiming in on the city’s next big art project there’s no better place to be than right here in Kyle, Texas
The weather in Kyle today is classic Texas summer—bright sunshine and temperatures climbing toward the upper 90s with a light southern breeze offering a little relief. The pollen count is moderate thanks to recent overnight showers, and air quality remains good, making it a great day for outdoor festivities and family fun in the parks
Sports fans have plenty to cheer about as well Last night, the Lehman Lobos baseball team closed out their summer league with a thrilling 7-5 victory over Lockhart while in girls basketball the Hays Rebels edged past San Marcos in a nail-biter, winning 54-51. Student athletes are now gearing up for summer camps and a little much-needed rest after a hard-fought season
Art lovers in Kyle are also getting their say The city launched an online survey this week inviting residents to help shape the future of public art around town. Locals can share opinions on everything from mural locations to sculpture themes with the goal of creating an art plan that truly reflects the spirit and diversity of our growing community. The survey is open until July 25 so there’s plenty of time to make your voice heard
With festive energy in the air, delicious food on every corner, and neighbors coming together to honor both heritage and hope, today is a celebration of all that makes Kyle a welcoming hometown. Whether you’re catching a game, strolling through the Juneteenth market, or chiming in on the city’s next big art project there’s no better place to be than right here in Kyle, Texas