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Senior code compliance officer, Beau Brabbin, paints over a gang tagging left on the rear of Mighty Mart Jan. 28. With the help of volunteers the tagging and profanity were covered at no cost to the store that opened at the end of 2013.

Senior code compliance officer, Beau Brabbin, paints over a gang tagging left on the rear of Mighty Mart Jan. 28. With the help of volunteers the tagging and profanity were covered at no cost to the store that opened at the end of 2013.

Clean Slate

By DAVID MORRIS. Partners and volunteers from HE-B Plus! joined forces with the City of Copperas Cove code enforcement Tuesday to clean up the mess of graffiti artists that left their mark Jan. 28 on the Mighty Mart located on Veterans Ave., Tuesday afternoon.

Impact aid to effect elementary students

By LYNETTE SOWELL. During the 2014-2015 school year, full-time working parents of next year’s prekindergarten students in the Copperas Cove Independent School District will have to find other daycare options for their children who attend the prekindergarten program.

Staff offered inventives to resign early

By LYNETTE SOWELL. The Copperas Cove Independent School District is preparing for the effects of losing its Heavy Impact Aid status by reducing staff throughout the district.

Local artist featured at Art after Dark

By KERRI CHRISTENSEN. First Friday Art After Dark will be held tonight from 6- 9 p.m. at Frames and Things located at 216 Cove Terrace. The monthly feature recognizes local artists’ endowments with an honorary reception. The public is invited to enjoy February’s featured artist, Joe Friddle.

Ladies Auxiliary accepting entries for art contest

The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 8577 is accepting entries for the Young American Patriotic Art Awards at VFW Post 8577. The student deadline is March 31. Participants must submit entries to the Ladies Auxiliary Scholarships Chairman or LA President by this date.

Slam Dunk

The crowd looks on as Harlem Ambassador Marquette Knight takes the ball to the basket against the Central Texas Starzz during the basketball show hosted at Copperas Cove High School. To view more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition.

Freshman representative challenged in primary

By LYNETTE SOWELL As the March 4 Texas primary draws near, Gatesville resident Dr. J.D. Sheffield faces some hefty opposition after his freshman term in the Texas House of Representatives.

School Board Lunch

Copperas Cove High School senior Irene Espinoza cooks up a sauce that will cover spinach- filled ravioli as part of a meal for the Copperas Cove Independent School District Board of Trustees. A lunch was held in instructor Amy Loughran’s classroom.

Artic swim

Copperas Cove Mayor ProTem Frank Seffrood uses the slide as he makes an entrance into Saturday’s Polar Bear Swim.   To view more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition.

Litchfield cold case reopened

By DAVID MORRIS   Fifteen years have passed since the murder of lifelong Copperas Cove resident Raymond “Red” Litchfield on his rural property north of town.