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Handcrafted treasures in Sedalia

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Next to the legendary Bud’s Bar in Sedalia, sits Zia Mountain Jewelry. Since Zach and Jessica Harris opened the shop in June 2024, it has become a local go-to for…

More room to roam for Daniels Park bison

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

The bison at Daniels Park will soon have an additional 160 acres, about the size of 143 football fields, to roam in the Highlands Ranch Backcountry Wilderness Area. The new…

Drone dropped critical supplies to hikers

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Last month, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) dropped critical supplies to lost hikers near Bear Mountain in western Douglas County. Initial reports indicated that the subjects were low on…

Life jacket safety for summer

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Spending a day on the reservoir should be all about fun, sun and making great memories––and safety is a critical part of any water activity. Wearing a life jacket is…

Putting fun items in community hands

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Amanda Ball has a creative mind and spirit. She is the creator and master mind behind Colorado Creative Vending and Parker’s Trinket Trade Box. Amanda has an extensive background in…

Leadership Douglas County class of 2026

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Leadership Douglas County’s class of 2026 celebrated graduation at the Schoolhouse at Mainstreet in Parker on June 3. The Castle Rock Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Lori Gerlits was…

Is creative writing or research your thing?

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

Are you looking for an impactful way to give back in your community? Is creative writing or research your thing? The Douglas County Community Foundation (DCCF) is looking for someone…

Fire Mitigation Expert in The Village

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

On any given day, you are likely to see Stephanie Thaggard Tanner with her husband, Rob, walking through The Village at Castle Pines (the Village). Each day, they explore seven…

Fitness, family and fun in Timberline

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

For Chad and Chris Spears, life in the Timberline neighborhood is a blend of community connection, fitness and the joyful chaos of raising three young children. Since building their house…

Progress over perfection

By CPC | Jun 28, 2026

  Five years ago, we reported on Hidden Pointe neighbor Autumn Hall and her Olympic figure skating dreams. Now a senior at Rock Canyon High School, Autumn is still ice…

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