Cove teen receives room makeover

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press  Move over, Property Brothers. Twin sisters Theresa Naramore and Cheryl Green brought their own twist on interior design for a cause when they made over the bedroom of 14-year-old Kaitlyn Llanez of Copperas Cove.

CCHS culinary students cook up four-course meal for school board

By GARY EMMERT  Cove Leader-Press From the moment you stepped through the doors at Copperas Cove High School on Thursday, the enticing aroma coming from the culinary arts classroom grabbed your attention.

Habitat For Humanity dedicates home for Wilbanks family in Copperas Cove

By BRITTANY FHOLER Cove Leader-Press   Mandy Wilbanks got the keys to her new forever home Saturday morning thanks to the Fort Hood Area Habitat for Humanity.

Local Veteran makes canes for others

By GARY EMMERT  Cove Leader-Press For many disabled veterans today, finding a sense of purpose and keeping busy are often difficult to achieve.

Dawg Tennis locks up at least third with win over Temple

By TJ MAXWELL Cove Leader-Press   The Copperas Cove Tennis team put itself in a favorable position, clinching at least third in the District 12-6A race with their 15-4 win over the Tem-Cats Tuesday evening in Copperas Cove.

City Rallies around Girl Fighting Cancer

Sara Escobar Evening Star   Last weekend, miles upon miles of Jeeps could be seen traveling down I-14 towards Copperas Cove. Jeep owners from across the state, even across the country, joined in to make a cancer patient’s wish come true.

Bear-stuffing event to raise money for Hope Pregnancy Center 

Special to Leader-Press  Lions and tigers and bears, oh my. And, let’s not forget about unicorns, zebras, dinosaurs, bulldogs, frogs, cats, and horses.

CCISD students get historical view of 19th century Waco

By SABRINA RIVERA Special to Leader-Press   CCISD 5th grade gifted education students got a blast from the past and were transported in time to the early 19th century in Waco.

Cove students take aim at state archery contest

Special to Leader-Press   Critical thinking, responsibility, time management. These are just a few of the life skills that CCHS agriculture students have learned through archery. Honing these skills have propelled them to the state competition in the program’s first year.