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Teen wiz kids and teacher create tech success

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

During the height of the pandemic, there was a shortage of not only hygiene products like hand sanitizer and toilet paper, but schools faced a shortage of teachers.  After his…

A dog named Dewey

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Dewey is all things a pet owner wants in a dog.  He is a nice size to fit in a lap but large enough to play, explore the outdoors…

Get in the photos

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Abby Watkins lives a very full life in which she prioritizes family.  “Life’s too short to sweat the small stuff,” Watkins exclaimed.  As a professional photographer, jazzercise instructor, wife,…

Family conquers Colorado’s 14ers

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Linsay and Ryan Shirley are always up for an adventure,  whether it is traveling the world, riding roller coasters at amusement parks, or hiking and camping near Colorado’s high peaks. …

Restoration for human trafficking victims

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Ten years ago, Sedalia resident Jonathan Spencer learned more people are enslaved today than at any other time in history.  There are an estimated 40 million people trapped in…

The best decorated house?

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Do you have your house or yard decorated for Halloween? Send us photos of the best decorated house you see in the neighborhood – or send in your own –…

Employees honored with financial scholarships

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  The County Club at Castle Pines (CCCP) honored 14 employees this fall with $89,000 in financial scholarships. In 2013, the CCCP created a scholarship foundation to identify recipients for…

Raising big bucks for youth mental health

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

The Aspen Effect (TAE) held its annual fundraiser, Cars & Cowboys, on September 9.  Through a variety of programs, the nonprofit strives to build resiliency in youth by forming a…

All about Autumn Crossword

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Across 1. Place to keep fireflies (2 words) 5. ___ canto (singing style) 8. Risk getting bleeped 13. Play the siren 14. Sea eagles 15. 1970 World’s Fair site…

Scary stories to read in October

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction, and scarier too.  First published in 1966, In Cold Blood by Truman Capote arguably birthed the true crime genre.  Since then, we have witnessed…

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