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Mixed-use development proposed in Castle Rock

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

A proposed mixed-use development near downtown Castle Rock is in the works. Called The Brickyard, the urban renewal area will include a four-star hotel, six new restaurants, a state-of-the-art recreation…

Widening US 85

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

In July, Douglas County secured $500,000 in federal funding to go toward widening the “gap” on US Highway 85 between Sedalia and Castle Rock. Prior partnerships with the Colorado Department…

Fire contained quickly thanks to Helitack team

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

The Louviers fire (also known as the Airport Fire) was 100% contained within three days, according to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) and the Office of Emergency Management. Thanks…

Health Department consolidation to a single location

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

Last month, all Douglas County Health Department offices moved to a single location in Englewood. The departments include: Community Health, Emergency Preparedness, Environmental Health, Epidemiology, Vital Records and WIC (Women,…

Gelling in her own space

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

  The Nail Room (TNR), a full-service nail salon, opened its doors at Sola Salons in October 2024. Offering gel-manicures and pedicures with a focus on sculpted gel services and…

Postage rates increase

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) raised mailing service prices 7.4% last month. The new rates include a 5-cent increase in the price of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp from 73…

Public safety’s role in business development

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

Last month, the Douglas County Economic Development Corporation Annual Breakfast & Awards featured guest speakers District Attorney George Brauchler, Sheriff Darren Weekly, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners, and additional…

Join The Connection to “Complete the Classroom”

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

Douglas County students head back to the classroom this month. With limited budgets, many teachers need and hope for extra supplies in their classrooms–pencils, disinfectant wipes, index cards, etc. They…

Crisis services consolidate to better serve Colorado

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

Colorado General Assembly bill SB25-236 combined the 988 Colorado Mental Health Line (988 Colorado) and Colorado Crisis Services (CCS) line, making 988 Colorado the primary way to connect to immediate…

Still rockin’ and dancing together

By CPC | Jul 28, 2025

Pam and Doug Cooper arrived in The Village at Castle Pines following Doug’s retirement in 2013. An attorney, Doug had enjoyed previous legal postings in Cleveland, Detroit and Dayton. Since…

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