By LYNETTE SOWELL
Cove Leader-Press
One of the six candidates for Coryell County judge took the opportunity to meet with voters the morning after the Friday night judges’ forum in Copperas Cove, by holding a breakfast at Lil’ Tex Restaurant.
By LYNETTE SOWELL
Cove Leader-Press
Voices United Publication of Killeen, a quarterly publication, will be included as an insert in the Friday, February 16 publication of the Copperas Cove Leader-Press, the Harker Heights Evening Star, and the Belton Journal.
By LYNETTE SOWELL
Cove Leader-Press
The future of the Copperas Cove Boys & Girls Club is up in the air, and local reps will be holding two public meetings in Copperas Cove, in order to hopefully drum up more support in the form of more board members and to find a new location for its operations.
By PAMELA GRANT
Cove Leader-Press
Copperas Cove High School offers students a variety of career-oriented classes designed to help students get a head start on their future.
By BRITTANY FHOLER
Cove Leader-Press
Copperas Cove High School’s Special Education Department held their first ever Life Skills Olympic Torch Run Friday afternoon at the high school, with 40 students participating.
By LYNETTE SOWELL
Cove Leader-Press
Four military veterans, the current county district court clerk, and a certified public accountant are the six candidates vying for the position of Coryell County judge, and all six gathered to field answers to questions at a forum in Copperas Cove on Friday...
By LYNETTE SOWELL
Cove Leader-Press
A Copperas Cove man is among four candidates running for the office of Coryell County District Court Clerk in the March 6 primary.
Joey Acfalle and his wife have made their home in Copperas Cove since 2010.
Special to Leader-Press
Misti Maxwell Morra, lifelong Coryell County resident is running for Coryell County treasurer.
“My family and I have been active in the community for generations, and as such, I have a vested interest in serving the residents of our county,” Morra said.
By LEANN KASPER
Special to Leader-Press
Twenty-four months, two calendars, two covers and 26 winners. Hettie Halstead Elementary students’ artwork is going public.