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Experiencing Colorado from the seat of a bike

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard; photos courtesy of the McCarthy family Colorado’s Bike to Work Day was postponed this year from May until September, but no matter the month or the…

Tolls begin on C-470

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

Information provided by the Colorado Department of Transportation In August, the Colorado Department of Transportation started collecting tolls for drivers using the C-470 Express Lanes between Wadsworth Boulevard and I-25.…

There is still time to be counted

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard September marks the final month that residents can be counted in the 2020 Census. In August, the Census Bureau began following up with households across the…

IREA’s shred event

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

Photo and caption by Lynn Zahorik  

Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard; photo courtesy of Julie Lamb September is National Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. Suicide rates are disproportionately high among veterans. According to the American Foundation for…

Bike to Work Day September 22

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Patte Smith The annual Bike to Work Day was rescheduled to Tuesday, September 22. Organized by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) and the Denver Regional Council of Governments…

Voting for college students

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard Over the past several weeks, families have loaded up trucks and moved children to college campuses. For many students, the upcoming election on November 3 will…

Stage 2 fire restrictions continue

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

Stage 2 fire restrictions continue to prohibit open burning of any kind in Douglas County, as well as the sale and personal use of all fireworks. In addition, Stage 2…

Dr. Randy Snook, Advanced Integrative Medicine

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

Nontraditional works for them By Kathy Fallert; photos courtesy of Julie Snook   Dr. Randy Snook, a 24-year resident of Glen Oaks and his wife of 18 years, Julie Snook,…

Kenosha Pass: Fall foliage, Bigfoot and hot dogs

By CPC | Sep 1, 2020

By Carin R. Kirkegaard; courtesy photos September arguably heralds in some of Colorado’s best days to get outside, especially in the high country. With warm sunny days cooling to crisp…

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