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Seeing through the eyes of a pet

By CPC | Aug 27, 2026

Castle Pines loves its pets beyond a shadow of a doubt. From daily “walkies” to full pages of photos in the paper, pet owners know their pets love them back.…

Saying yes to those in need

By CPC | Aug 27, 2026

People from all areas of life are accustomed to being touched by Misty Fricke’s generous heart. “There’s a lot of people out there who need help,” said Misty, who volunteers…

New leadership at the castle

By CPC | Aug 27, 2026

Living for decades in Douglas County and understanding its rich history, Greg Vigil is in a perfect position as the new executive director of Cherokee Ranch & Castle (Castle) in…

It is never too late to step up one more time

By CPC | Aug 27, 2026

To say that Joe Gschwendtner, our neighbor in The Village at Castle Pines (CPV), is involved in the greater community is an understatement. His compassion and resolve run deep. At…

Bringing good design to life

By CPC | Aug 27, 2026

  What makes a house a home? An office space dynamic and functional? A small business welcoming? If you ask recent Colorado State University graduate in interior architecture and design…

A leader in water

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

“Our city is a beautiful place to call home, made even better by the wonderful people who live here.”   Jason Blanckaert is a Colorado native who has always appreciated…

From Stingray to engineer

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

  Anna Stevens has always been one for a challenge, a trait fostered by summers spent on the Village Stingrays swim team and by carving her own path in the…

An aging officer for regenerative medicine

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

The Village at Castle Pines neighbor Jeremy Sova is a staunch believer that everything happens for a reason. But injury led him down a different path to healing his body,…

A tall fundraising order

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

On July 14th, the Country Club at Castle Pines women’s 18-Hole group hosted its annual Charity Day. More than 80 women participated in the golf tournament, and an additional 30…

A veteran helping veterans

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

Heather Thompson is many things: a licensed therapist, a veteran, a mother, a wife, a friend, a volunteer and the 2025 Colorado Providers Association (COPA) clinician of the year. Heather…

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