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After years of discussion, the cost of a proposed new animal shelter, may end up on the ballot as a special bond election on Nov. 2 after the Copperas Cove City Council gave final direction to the city on how it wishes to proceed with the shelter on Tuesday evening. In order for the cost of the project to be on the election, the council will need to take action by Aug. 16. There are two more scheduled meetings for the council to meet prior to the Aug. 16 deadline — Aug. 3 and Aug. 10. The ...

Five days are in the books for the filing period for a place on the November ballot for the city of Copperas Cove, and so far three incumbents have filed to run. Councilwoman Joann Courtland and Councilman Fred Chavez have filed to run for re-election for city council Places 1 and 2, respectively. Councilman Dan Yancey has filed to run for mayor. The filing period for the Cove City Council and Cove school board races began July 17, and applications are being accepted through Aug. 16 for mayor a...

COPPERAS COVE — Copperas Cove Deputy Police Chief Brian Wyers walked away from the podium Tuesday evening with a smile on his face after he gave the Copperas Cove City Council an updated presentation of the proposed new Animal Control Facility. A topic of discussion in the city for the past few years, Wyers had consistently received feedback from members of the council to try to reduce the cost of the proposed project. On Tuesday, Wyers said he and architects modified the plans for the ani...

After initially directing city staff to go in the direction of issuing certificates of obligation for the proposed new Animal Control facility on April 6, the Copperas Cove City Council did a 180 and decided it was best to send the issue to voters. The council has until August to finalize the details to order the bond issue for the November election, City Manager Ryan Haverlah said after Tuesday’s meeting. “There are no guarantees,” Haverlah said. In the final meeting before rece...

Streaming Anime Lifts Manga Sales By Deb Aoki | May 07, 2021 When the pandemic hit last March, manga publishers in North America were left with an uncomfortable choice: should they cut back on their book releases or stick it out and hope that things get better soon? But it turned out that while people were stuck at home, they started reading and buying more manga. And not just a little but a lot more manga. According to NPD BookScan, the manga buying spree continues in 20...

COPPERAS COVE — City officials and volunteers gathered Tuesday to celebrate completion of the $149,897 shade canopy project that installed weather protective coverings at five different locations, including the small and large playgrounds at Copperas Cove City Park. City Manager Ryan Haverlah and City Council Member Fred Chavez joined Parks and Recreation Director Jeff Stoddard and members of the city’s Quality of Life Advisory Board to unveil the new coverings, designed to provide pr...

Organization will field six teams under new minor league structure February 10th, 2021 share-square-1357173 Arlington, Texas — The Texas Rangers today announced the organization’s player development staff for the 2021 season. The club’s minor league affiliates will be managed by Kenny Holmberg (Triple-A Round Rock), Jared Goedert (Double-A Frisco), Josh Johnson (High-A Hickory), Carlos Cardoza (Low-A Down East), Jay Sullenger (Rookie AZL Rangers), and Carlos Maldonado (Rookie DSL Rangers)...