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Copperas Cove is finally breaking ground on a new senior center to give our older neighbors a dedicated space to hang out. It’s a big win for local community infrastructure that’s been in the works for a while.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 7 mentions in the last 30 days, 8 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The city is incurring significant emergency costs for repairs and external support.
All residents and businesses in Copperas Cove benefit from the restoration of potable water service.
Residents, local businesses, and students were harmed by the loss of water service and school closures.
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A boil water notice affecting several areas of Copperas Cove has been lifted in the aftermath of a water main break.
The growing backlash surrounding 765 kv lines and data centers was tackled at a nine-hour House hearing that included testimony and recommendations.
The city is recovering from a major water main break that left residents without water and forced school closures. Officials are working to restore the system and address new leaks caused by repressurizing the pipes.
Copperas Cove crews race to fix water system as city delivers relief to residents KWTX
Copperas Cove ISD schools will remain closed due to the ongoing repairs on the city's main water line, which has left many in the community impacted.
Paxton Graf<b>Paxton Graf serves as the Neighborhood Reporter for Bell, Coryell, and Lampasas Counties.</b> COPPERAS COVE, Texas (KXXV) — For a second consecutive day, residents across...
'It was definitely unexpected' | Copperas Cove water emergency disrupts businesses, schools as residents report losing service KCENTV.com
By CASEY ADAMSCove Leader-Press Copperas Cove Independent School District continues to move forward with millions of dollars in facility improvements across the district, with trustees expected to consider the next phase of work at Copperas Cove Junior High School during a special meeting in September. Superintendent Dr. Brent Hawkins provided an update on capital projects during a special called workshop meeting of the CCISD Board of Trustees Monday.
The City of Copperas Cove is responding to a water line break on the 2500 block of East Business Highway 190.
Copperas Cove officials respond to water line break KCENTV.com
City crews have repaired a water line break near Avenue D and Wolfe Road.
Copperas Cove earns rating to secure flood insurance discounts for homeowners KWTX
Water line break repaired in Copperas Cove KCENTV.com
'It's all of our neighbors affected too' | Copperas Cove homeowners say stormwater runoff is damaging home KCENTV.com
The city is considering a new $163,000 program to apply brine to streets before winter storms, which should make driving on hills much safer.
The city is moving forward with a project to add sidewalks near the high school to make walking safer for students.
A resident expressed concerns about the impact of road widening on existing properties, suggesting that developers should be required to set back further to accommodate infrastructure needs without harming current homeowners.
Copperas Cove opens new Animal Care Facility KCENTV.com
Copperas Cove city council approves speed limit changes on West Business 190 Copperas Cove Leader Press
Cove unveils new walking trail and “COVE” sign at ribbon cutting The Killeen Daily Herald
Copperas Cove celebrates new Duck Pond Walking Trail with ribbon cutting, sign unveiling KXXV
Central Texas cities set to start planning underpasses, overpasses for railroad crossings KWTX
Copperas Cove residents report ongoing damage during Metronet installation KXXV
City of Copperas Cove set to break ground on new senior center KWTX