Young entrepreneurs rake in the cash on Lemonade Day

By DAVID J. HARDIN Cove Leader-Press   May 1st of every year is celebrated as National Lemonade Day, or in the case of Copperas Cove, National Lemonade Weekend might be a more fitting name.

CTC holds domestic violence awareness day

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press   The Anderson Campus Center of Central Texas College played host to a domestic violence awareness and prevention event on Wednesday, and showed a variety of local support systems in place for those who are victims of domestic violence.

SERVICE WITH A SMILE

By DAVID MORRIS Cove Leader-Press   Senior Ms Rabbit Fest Edith Natividad and 2015 Ambassador Kelsey Dane passed more than Happy Meals through the drive-through window while visiting pageant co-sponsor McDonald’s last week.

Rabbit Fest royalty promote child abuse awareness

By PAMELA GRANT Cove Leader-Press Members of the Rabbit Fest royalty teamed up with Copperas Cove’s McDonald's for a second year to help promote child abuse awareness.

KCCB Waterway cleanup set for Saturday

By LYNETTE SOWELL  Cove Leader-Press   All volunteers are welcome for Saturday’s annual waterway cleanup, sponsored by Keep Copperas Cove Beautiful.   The event lasts from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m.

FOOTLOOSE

By LYNETTE SOWELL  Cove Leader-Press   The Copperas Cove Public Library’s meeting room was filled with the sounds of toe-tapping music Friday evening as the Double C’s square dance club celebrated its 45th anniversary.

Cove holds first Walk For Lupus event

By PAMELA GRANT  Cove Leader-Press    Team J. Lyons, Central Texas STARZZ, and the Copperas Cove High School Excel Club helped host Copperas Cove’s first Walk For Lupus, a 1.5K walk event through South Park.

Former national champion dance team in high demand

By NATALIE MARSHALL Special to Leader-Press   When you are the former national champions, the invitations to perform pour in. The Copperas Cove High School award-winning Copperettes dance line works diligently to make as many public performances as possible.

School library celebrates and reinforces love of reading

By SABRINA RIVERA Special to Leader-Press   National Library Week at House Creek Elementary was celebrated last week with different activities having to do with a variety of books and genre.

Cove students present comedy, Wild Strawberries

Special to Leader-Press   It's sometime before breakfast in the early- to mid-15th century and Truffladina just wants to eat. But her mistress, who fears her brother is dead, wants to go to the city and take care of his will. Dressing as her supposedly dead brother, she sets off with her maid.