Solid Waste to host Fall cleanup tomorrow until noon

By LYNETTE SOWELL The City of Copperas Cove Solid Waste Department is hosting a fall cleanup tomorrow from 8 a.m. until noon at the Solid Waste Department, located at 2605 S. FM 116.

Blue Santa thanks volunteers, kicks off application season

By DAVID J. HARDIN Tuesday Night volunteers and staff of the Copperas Cove Blue Santa Program came together for a light reception, and it was also an opportunity for the charity to thank all of the hard working volunteers that help make Christmas brighter for many local area children and...

CLEAN SWEEP

By LYNETTE SOWELL Doug Ables said a chimney fire might be fun to watch, but not for the person whose chimney goes up in smoke.   A certified chimney sweep, Ables got into the chimney-cleaning business for a simple reason—he couldn’t find anyone to clean his chimney.

Door-to-door solicitors must show ID

By LYNETTE SOWELL It began with a knock on the front door of Kelvin and Cassandra Holt’s residence on Kenney Drive door on Saturday. Cassandra opened the door to find a middle-aged Caucasian male, wearing jeans and a plaid shirt, on the other side.

Mayor, council members sworn in, get to work

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press   Frank Seffrood was sworn in as the newest mayor of Copperas Cove by Justice of the Peace F.W, “Bill” Price on Tuesday evening, along with James Pierce Jr. for city council place 2 and Dan Yancey for city council place 3.

Election signs stolen, causing concern for runoff election candidates

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press   Election signs are just one way candidates try to get their names out to the voting public during election time, but particularly during this election season leading up to the runoff, that's proved to be a challenge for the two current runoff candidates after...

Cove Education Foundation to award highest amount in history

Special to Leader-Press  The numbers continue to climb. Forty-three applications from educators with innovative teaching methods poured in to the Copperas Cove Education Foundation this year as compared to 30 last year. More applications means more money will be awarded.

VFW honors teachers, students

By LYNETTE SOWELL Cove Leader-Press   The Copperas Cove Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8577 honored teachers and students on Saturday, naming winners of the Voice of Democracy and Patriot Pen contests, as well as the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher awards.

Elementary schools hold yard sales, fun runs

By PAMELA GRANT Dozens of kids and their parents showed up to participate in House Creek Elementary’s fun run, buy yard sale items, and get Kiddo Cards for their children.   House Creek’s PTA hosted the yard sale and fun run Saturday morning.

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By KATHLEEN STARLING PAR Guns held a free survival class Saturday, 11 a.m. at Ogletree Gap Park. These classes, held the second Tuesday of every month, are free and open to the public.