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Outside fun during the holidays

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

By Patte Smith Horse-drawn carriage rides will take families and friends on an old-fashioned jaunt around the Schweiger Ranch Austrian Christmas Festival & Christkindl Market on Saturday, December 7 from…

The Food Lab: Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

Preheat oven to 300 degrees F. In a medium sized mixing bowl, whisk together oil, sugar, and cinnamon until the mixture is well incorporated. Spread pretzels in a large roasting…

City fitness court open!

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

By Carin R. Kirkegaard; Photos courtesy of the City of Castle Pines Mayor Tera Radloff, members of the city council and residents of the City of Castle Pines cut the…

Writing connects BRE and RCHS students

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

By Celeste McNeil Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) fifth grade students are honing their writing skills by partnering with writing buddies from Rock Canyon High School (RCHS). The partnership, linking students…

Building connections with toys

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

By Bryan Goodland Christmas is coming fast upon us. If you haven’t finished or even started shopping, it is time to roll up your sleeves and get to it –…

Tasmania part II: The atrium

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

The color contrasts at Binalong Bay detail the orange lichen, azure seas, white clouds and blue skies of the region. Article and photos by Joe Gschwendtner As noted in the…

Coach brings talent and experience home

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

Allan Dyer, Castle Pines resident for 16 years, is the new baseball coach at Rock Canyon High School. Dyer has a big vision for long-needed improvements to the field and…

Youth Super Bowl yields champions

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

Pictured right: The only girls in the third/fourth grade age group, Jordan McCrary (left), Sophia Bonnstetter (center) and Winter Keough (right) helped bring the LA Rams team to victory. Information…

Creating art purely for enjoyment

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

Dan Casper shared some of his beautiful artwork, which is not for sale, at the Autumn Wine Walk in The Village at Castle Pines last month. He creates the pieces…

Tricks for Treats

By CPC | Dec 1, 2019

Legacy Village of Castle Pines residents enjoyed handing out candy while the ghosts and ghouls practiced their trick-or-treat manners. By Julie Matuszewski; photo courtesy of Timber Trail Elementary Bundled up…

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