News

Bella Sera to hold grand reopening

By LYNETTE SOWELL After four months of renovations inside and out, Bella Sera Italian restaurant is hosting a grand reopening celebration on Tuesday at noon.

Clements-Parsons students bring holiday cheer to nursing home

By SHEILA WRIGHT Sixty-five Clements-Parsons Elementary students wearing reindeer antlers and big smiles spread holiday cheer with songs of the season and presented Christmas stockings filled with goodies when they visited the residents of the Hill Country Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in...

Family, friends, community mourn the loss of longtime Covite

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press  There are many facets to an individual and the same is true when it comes to longtime Covite Frank DiMuccio Jr., 87, who is being laid to rest today after passing away on December 17.

Patriotic Employers

By LYNETTE SOWELL   Velia Key, director of finance, and Deanna Lathrop, utility administration supervisor, were recognized as Patriotic Employers on Wednesday by Ron Rivers, the area chair of the Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve.

Young cancer patient gets puppy from Santa

By LYNETTE SOWELL Five-year-old Connor Hedge, a House Creek Elementary kindergarten student battling a brain tumor called neuroblastoma, received a surprise special delivery on Tuesday afternoon.

Christmas party at the Senior Center

By PAMELA GRANT The Copperas Cove Senior Center was the place to be Tuesday afternoon for wintertime festivities.   Beginning at 11:30 a.m., the Senior Center held a Christmas party.

Holiday decorating contest winners announced

By LYNETTE SOWELL Last Friday evening, members of the Keep Copperas Cove Beautiful commission along with KCCB executive director Silvia Rhoads made the rounds throughout the city under cover of darkness, like Santa’s elves.

Mrs. Claus brings sweet treats to students on nice list

Special to Leader-Press   Ho, ho, ho turned into hee, hee, hee for students at Williams/Ledger Elementary who are on Santa’s nice and not naughty list. Students earn Hoot Loot for making good choices, being responsible and showing kindness to and respect to others.