Gardner submits resignation letter to council

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press   UPDATED, 1/18/2016    At the end of Tuesday night’s Copperas Cove city council meeting, the council received a letter of resignation from city manager Andrea Gardner.

Public meeting set for K-FH Regional Airport Master Plan

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press  A public meeting will be held on Thursday, January 18 from 6-8 p.m. at the City of Copperas Cove’s Technology Center, located at 508 S. 2nd St.

Royalty serve those who have dedicated lives to service

Special to Leader-Press Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, what are you doing for others?

Candidates turn out for Saturday meet and greet

By PAMELA GRANT Cove Leader-Press Sometimes it’s difficult to determine which candidate best represents what you feel is best for the country, state, or county.

Dinner held to honor Martin Luther King Jr.

By PAMELA GRANT Cove Leader-Press Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died approximately 50 years ago, but many of the messages he imparted still inspire and motivate to this day. The Knights of Columbus hosted their 13th annual MLK remembrance dinner on Saturday night.

Chamber licensing agreement up for discussion by council tonight

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press  During the 5 p.m. workshop of the Copperas Cove city council today, the main focus on the agenda will be an ordinance passed by the city council in August 2015.

Memorial service held for Cove teen

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press  Snowflakes, Jeeps, and selflessness were the themes of a memorial service held on Saturday afternoon for 16-year-old Savannah Lewis, the Copperas Cove teen who passed away on January 2 after a battle with Ewing’s sarcoma, a rare childhood bone cancer.

Crossroads students close generation gap

Special to Leader-Press   As the history club of Crossroads High School exited Stoney Brook Assisted Living Center in Copperas Cove, the change was evident. Their visit with the residents changed their outlook on life and on themselves.

House Creek students learn safety from local heroes

By ASHLEY LEAGUE Special to Leader-Press     They are America’s fighting force. Military men and women are trained to keep America safe, but how do they keep themselves safe? That was the question that House Creek Elementary students asked soldiers and one local hero visiting their school.

Williams/Ledger students dip into cool assignment

  Special to Leader-Press   Flavors melding, texture developing, mixing, heating, cooling, freezing…there's truly an art to homemade ice cream.