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The article discusses several important tips for swimming and adventure trips in rivers.

The article announces that Ernesto Nieto was elected as director of the board of trustees of Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.

The article reports the reaction of store owners in Kyle, Texas regarding the streetscape contruction project on Center Street.

The article reports that the Texas Department of Transportation has released on August 16, 2007 a roster of 2,024 structurally deficient bridges throughout the state, including three in Hays County.

The article reports on the proposed strategy of the Hays Consolidated Independent School District in Texas to improve student performance in the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills.

The article reports that the enrollment of the Hays Consolidated Independent School District (HCISD) in Texas for 2007 is expected to top 13, 122 children by October 18, 2007 as announced at an August 6 special school board meeting.

The article reports on the proposed plan of the Kyle city government in Texas to add four more full time positions for its Police department which will include three patrol officer positions and one sergeant position at a projected cost of $215, 749.

The article reports on the environmental concerns about the plan to relocate the office of the Barton Springs⁄Edwards Aquifer Conservation District in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports that Air Evac Lifetime company has offered memberships that offset the cost of air ambulance transport in Texas.

The article reports on the business losses due to the heavy rain in July 2007 in Kyle, Texas.

A weather forecast for Kyle, Texas for August 1, 2007 is presented.

The article reports on the increase in property taxes once all projects in Kyle, Kansas will be approved by the city council.

The article reports on the partnership of Marmon Mok Architects and Branstetter Carroll Inc. in an effort to construct two recreation centers in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports that Kyle, Texas City Manager Tom Mattis has dismissed Don Reynolds as first planning director.

The article reports that Kyle city is in the preliminary stages of implementing a Kyle Leadership Academy, an educational program designed to foster an informed population, in Texas.

The article reports that several merchants in Kyle, Texas complained about the beautification project in the city.

A crossword puzzle related to current events in Texas is presented.

The article reports that the Hays Consolidated Independent School District has taken steps to combat low math and science scores in Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills performance in Hays County, Texas.

The article reports that Kyle City Council has proclaimed June 19, 2007 as Juneteenth and Emancipation Day in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports that Texas-based H-E-B gave the Kyle Parks and Recreation Department $30,000 as a token of its appreciation for the customers who patronized its store.

The article reports that Hays school board may appoint new principal to Academy@Hays in Kyle, Texas due to the poor academic performance on Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills in all areas this year.

The article reports that some business owners in Kyle, Texas were frustrated over loss of business and parking at their downtown restaurants at Center Street.

The article offers information about the Camp HeartSong, a free three-day bereavement camp in Fischer, Texas.

The article reports on the opening of Kyle—H-E-B plus?, a retail center in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports on the observance of the Memorial Day in commemoration to the death of Michael Warner Davis, a soldier who was killed in a roadside bombing in May 21, 2007 in Baghdad, Iraq.

The article reports on the mathematical tasks assigned to a classroom of fourth graders at Fuentes Elementary School in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports on the plan of Hays, Texas-based Salt Lick Barbecue restaurant owner Scott Roberts and Don Bosse of Bosse & Turner Associates Inc. to develop upscale residential homes, vineyards and luxury spa near the restaurant.

The article reports on the decision of Hays Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees in Texas to allow high school students who fail a portion in the assessment test, but pass all other course work required for graduation to join the commencement ceremony.

The article highlights the summer vacation plans of some teachers in Hays County, Texas for 2007.

The article reports on candidate Michelle Lopez's victory in the District 1 City Council elections held May 12, 2007 in Kyle, Texas.

The article highlights the fifth annual Kyle/Buda Relay for Life cancer awareness campaign in Texas.

The article highlights the results of the city council elections in Buda City, Texas held May 12, 2007.

The article reports that Melanie Schaubhut of Manchaca, Texas is introducing the horse vaulting locally by teaching children as young as 7 years old.

The article reports on the positive impact of the construction of Seton Family of Hospitals and retail complex across the Interstate in Kyle, Texas.

The article reports that the Hays Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees reviewed the preliminary 2007-2008 budget draft, proposing to raise salaries of full-time, non-professional $1,200 or 3.5 percent, whichever is higher in Texas.

The article reports that Tracy Schach, a nail technician from Driftwood, Texas, is walking from Austin to Boston, Massachusetts to raise funds for research in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

The article reports that the Kyle City Council in Texas will vote on an incentive package for the proposed Seton Hospital development.

The article reports that documents from the Aquifer Conservation District have revealed that the city of Kyle, Texas, has paid $1,168.75 in late fees for chronically late water-use payments.

The article reports that nearly a hundred people attended a school board meeting in Kyle, Texas to support higher pay for the Hays Consolidated Independent School District's low-wage workers.

The article reports on the optimism of attorneys in Kyle, Texas to win an appeal that will help bolster local support for their case against the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and the Home Builder's Association (HBA).

The article reports on the decision of the Kyle City Council to move forward with the planning of the future recreation center of Kyle, Texas amid arguments among council members.

The article reports on the selection of Ray Hernandez as the chief executive of the Kyle Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau in Kyle, Texas.

The article focuses on the population growth of the city of Kyle in Texas which lead it to consider regional planning.