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A mom at every stage of the game

By CPC | Apr 27, 2024

  This is the story of Lisa McCaffrey. When you hear the McCaffrey name, you may think of Christian, who recently played in Super Bowl LVIII for the San Francisco 49ers. You might remember Ed, who was not only an NFL wide receiver for the Denver Broncos (and the New York Giants and 49ers), but…

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Championing children through love and volleyball

By CPC | Apr 27, 2024

  If you have come across Danni Jenkins, odds are you have found a friend for life. Danni is a Colorado native, having grown up in Parker. She began playing volleyball in fourth grade and continued the sport through Chaparral High School and on to the University of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Today, she calls…

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A pit bull and a bichon frisé: happy together

By CPC | Apr 26, 2024

Amy Fenster is a ball of energy. She is an adventurer, a hiker and provides daily care for patients at UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital. Amy is a nurse working in a combined lab of cardiac catheterization, neuro intervention and intervention radiology. Each day she shines her bright light on those lucky enough to receive her…

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There is no try; just do

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

In March, women were celebrated, acknowledged and recognized for their achievements and milestones as part of Women’s History Month. If you ask Avery Scott, a 20-year-old welder, every day is about making her mark in the fields of construction and manufacturing – both male-dominated industries. “Being a welder allows me to tear down stereotypes,” said…

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A village in the Village

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

When Leighton and Josh Peebles bought their first home, a neighbor welcomed them with a seven-layer dip, and the families remain close friends to this day. When the Peebles moved to The Village at Castle Pines in 2019, at first, they thought the days of bringing dishes and meeting neighbors was a thing of the…

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Pathways of her heart

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

Serena resident Nicole Eubanks is a woman of inspiration and compassion. She is a wife, mother, friend and daughter who honors and celebrates the good in life and gives back to people both close to her and worlds apart. In 2016, Nicole left her corporate path to follow her heart’s desire to do more to…

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Mulligan…the pup who acts like a teenager

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

This pet pedigree is brought to you by Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center. Robert Rice, a Colorado native, and his wife Ann, from Utah, met at a set-up date in a little known dive bar in downtown Littleton called Q’s Pub & Grille. Neither wanted to go, but the rest is history as the couple…

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911, what is your emergency?

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

Brianna Ott loves to live in Douglas County. She grew up here and returned after college to make her career, serving all of us in our worst times. Brianna is a 911 dispatcher at the Douglas Regional 911 Communications Center (DRCC). The DRCC handles 911 calls for the sheriffs of Douglas County and Elbert County,…

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One pair at a time

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

“Sock it to ‘Em” is an annual sock drive that American Academy (AA) participates in to help provide socks to men, women and children who are experiencing homelessness. Teacher Lynda Hernandez joined the cause while a teacher, and upon her retirement in 2022, seventh grader Mason Metcalf promised he would continue the sock tradition while…

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Miss Colorado…home grown in Castle Pines

By CPC | Apr 1, 2024

In January, when Miss Colorado Madison March won Miss America, runner-up Miss Colorado Sarah Swift assumed the crown. Sarah is the first state title holder from Castle Pines and was the youngest candidate to compete for Miss Colorado at the age of 18. There is a lot more to the pageants than the beauty contest…

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