Opinion

If the City carries forward with its plan to fire Black Castle and then begin negotiations with Aqua Texas, it will soon learn that it has given away any negotiating

What’s the bottom line for the sewer? What would redress their decision needed I appreciate everyone who has shared his or her point of view. It’s a gift to hear

Keeping Water Treatment Management Local The first Mayor Jaggers’ Column, about the biggest challenge we are facing, asked good questions, a necessary due diligence about our water treatment in a

Nineteen years ago, the City of Kyle contracted with Aqua Texas to build and operate their wastewater treatment plant. Eleven years later approximately a million gallons of raw sewage leaked

“Forgive and Forget” or “Forgive and Move On”?...... Whatever your answer to the question, the process requires personal courage and begins with “Forgive”. Defined as to absolve or grant pardon

The City’s new sewer system will initially be serving approximately 100 customers in the central Wimberley area – basically the area between Cypress Creek and the Blanco River, and down

AUSTIN — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on July 2 notified 11 Texas cities that their ordinances against plastic shopping bags had been knocked down by the Texas Supreme Court.

“Step with Care and Step with great Tact. And Remember that Life’s a Great Balancing Act”.. Dr. Seuss We all like to feel good about ourselves. We want to feel

Dear Mayor and Council, I urge each of you and all of you as a collective to stop this tug-of-war, to be true leaders. Leadership is a place of privilege,

Accusations against contractor cause trouble Councilman Barchfeld is quoted in last weeks VIEW as believing the WWTP plant contractor has “Front loaded” the job and subsequent billing. This is embarrassing

Friends of Blue Hole question new sewer plan Friends of Blue Hole Meets With Mayor Mayor Jaggers met Friends of Blue Hole Board members. The following are my understanding of

Today I would like to address where we stand on construction of the Collection System, including several major challenges before us. First, to be clear that when we talk about

AUSTIN — The United States Supreme Court voted 5-4 on June 25 to approve 10 of 11 disputed Texas House and congressional redistricting maps used in the state’s 2014 and