IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

By PAMELA GRANT Cove Leader-Press   Tuesday night, Copperas Cove celebrated the 32nd annual National Night Out (NNO) from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.

18 year old arrested in terroristic threat incident

By LYNETTE SOWELL   Jordon Tyler Nelson, 18, was arrested by Copperas Cove police and formally charged with terroristic threat on October 1. He was arraigned by Coryell County Justice of the Peace Bill Price on Friday and given a $10,000 surety bond.

Coming Together

By KATHLEEN STARLING   The Copperas Cove Police Department hosted the 18th Annual National Night Out Kick Off Party Saturday night in downtown Copperas Cove. Avenue E and South Main Street were turned from mundane intersection to rocking block party.

Bluebonnet Pet Spa - Brandi’s Grooming hosts yard sale

By LYNETTE SOWELL   Bluebonnet Pet Spa – Brandi’s Grooming held a garage sale in their parking lot on Saturday to give the Copperas Cove Animal Shelter a helping hand.

Grace United Methodist Church gears up for fall festival

By LYNETTE SOWELL Grace United Methodist Church continues its fall tradition of transforming its side yard into an immense pumpkin patch.

Cove police officers ride the rails, conduct traffic stops at crossings

By LYNETTE SOWELL On Tuesday morning, the Copperas Cove Police Department and BNSF Railway held “Officer on the Train.” The CCPD participated in the event which is part of International Level Crossing Awareness Day.

City hosts reception for new Parks & Rec director

By LYNETTE SOWELL On Monday morning, the city of Copperas Cove held a brief welcome reception for Joe Brown, the city’s new director of Parks and Recreation.

Cove school technology staff bring district into 2020 era

By WENDY SLEDD Special to Leader-Press   Teachers clapped their hands and some even jumped up and down with broad smiles on their faces when they learned they would return to school this year with brand new computers.

Halstead students learn science through Texas Wildlife exhibit

By ALICIA PELKEY Special to Leader-Press The popularity of dinosaurs among children has spawned massive learning experiences for students, especially with fossils, foot prints and bones.  Students at Hettie Halstead Elementary are enjoying an exhibit that some would only see in a museum.

CCHS Students use pasta to create sinusoid waves

By WENDY SLEDD Special to Leader-Press   Copperas Cove High School students enjoyed pasta in their classes on Friday. But, they were not eating it. They were actually solving math problems.