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Explore ways to stay fit at home

By CPC | Jan 1, 2021

By Chris Michlewicz With some fitness centers currently limiting capacity due to restrictions, millions of people are looking for ways to exercise at home. Fortunately, there have never been more…

An original holiday performance

By CPC | Jan 1, 2021

By Julie Matuszewski: photos courtesy of Briea Berry The sound of the holidays was alive in the Glen Oaks neighborhood of Castle Pines. A group of talented students from Timber…

12 Days of Covid

By CPC | Jan 1, 2021

Information and photo provided by American Academy Students Westley Green, Louise Green and Kiera Meyer all love to sing and participate in school plays. This year, the American Academy Castle…

BRE fourth grade students dive into history

By CPC | Jan 1, 2021

Article and photos by Celeste McNeil Fourth graders at Buffalo Ridge Elementary traditionally invite parents into the classroom to showcase their research skills and knowledge of Colorado history. As with…

From quarter horse to iron horse

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

By Brett Wiebold; courtesy photos In the age of Teslas and Zoom meetings, it’s difficult to picture a world moving at a snail’s pace. Bandwidth limitations are infuriating by modern…

Passenger rail service

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

Could it pass through Douglas County? Article and photo by Chris Michlewicz A proposal to bring passenger rail service through Douglas County as part of a larger Front Range transit…

Capacity restrictions for Colorado’s COVID-19 dial

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard; chart provided by the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment According to a public health order issued by Governor Polis, Douglas County moved to the…

Send packages early this holiday season

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard This holiday season will likely see more online shopping, which means anyone looking to send holiday gifts and greetings should get their packages and cards sent…

Nonprofit helps keep assistance local

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

By Chris Michlewicz The roots of a novel idea to enable businesses to directly help their own community are growing out of Castle Pines. The concept behind the Community Impact…

Financial relief for local small businesses

By CPC | Dec 1, 2020

Information provided by the City of Castle Pines and Douglas County Both the City of Castle Pines and Douglas County recently announced the establishment of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and…

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