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CP girls head to national volleyball tournament

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

 The Momentum 12 Black Team, including two players from Castle Pines (CP) made a splash on the national stage last month in New Orleans.  Back row, left to right:  Jasmine…

Step into summer with new trails program

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Information provided by the Town of Castle Rock Residents know Castle Rock is a great place to call home.  Beautiful parks, well-planned trails, and abundant open space are just some…

Kids and teens – a different way to get active

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

By Patte Smith There is still time to enroll in fun and creative art classes for children ages eight to ten, and teens at Art on the Edge Gallery, 314…

Teen Services – Pet/Home/Lawn/Other

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Pet Sitting / Lawn Care / Odd Jobs Jacob Gruenhaupt  720-236-8368 Sam Gruenhaupt  303-888-3298 Brothers who are experienced & dependable with years of experience.  We work separate or together:  snow…

City of Castle Pines to host Comprehensive Plan event

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Logan Simpson, a community planning and design firm contracted by the City of Castle Pines to formulate its Comprehensive Plan, is seeking public input.  After speaking with residents in a…

Summer hit the highway ideas

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

By Maria Pangalos, RCHS intern writer Looking for more fun things to do in Colorado this summer (and beyond)?  Here you go! Road in the Sky – At 14,240 feet…

Graduation Corner

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Castle Pines Village residents Alex Nelson and Ross Macdonald (graduates from Valor Christian High School) will be attending CU Boulder in the fall. Rock Canyon High School graduate Meredith Ham…

Summer fun at Philip S. Miller Park’s new adventure playground

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Philip S. Miller Park’s new outdoor adventure playground is now open.  The playground is one of the park’s many activities for families and outdoor enthusiasts. By Elizabeth Wood West; photos…

The Donut House

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Donuts are in the house in Castle Rock Few things in life match the sublime perfection of a fresh doughnut.  Mix in unique ingredients and novel techniques and you’ve got…

Sage Canyon hosts field day with a twist

By CPC | Jul 1, 2015

Sage Canyon student Cynthia Marquez sports a cat face at the school’s field day. Sixth grader Kailyn Ferguson runs a station involving a helmet and a water cup at field…

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