This Month in The Connection
Saturday, May 3 was the annual Kentucky Derby and many donned fascinators, fancy hats and dressed up to attend watch parties. The events included a few bets, a few drinks…
Celery. Typically, I would say that it’s a vegetable I rarely even think about, much less crave, but on a recent trip to Charleston, South Carolina, I had a…
“We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give,” is the Winston Churchill quote that Terry and Mike Faber exemplify. The retired couple…
Dear Mrs. A., We’re all so excited that the local pools are open. How about a little reminder on good behavior while we’re there? -Tanning at Turquoise Terrace Dear Tanning,…
Did you know that older adults make up Douglas County’s fastest-growing population? This vibrant community of adults ages 55 and older is not only the beloved heads of our families,…
“The cherry on top” is a phrase used to mean a bonus or flourish that elevates something to an even higher level. We know cherries are good for us and…
There were 6 students from 80108 who signed letters of intent to play their sport at the collegiate level. It takes a great deal of discipline and hard work to…
Douglas County School District (DCSD) Superintendent Erin Kane delivered her second State of DCSD event on May 8 in front of a small crowd at DCSD Legacy Campus in Lone…
Students from the graduating class of 2025 were clapped out of the elementary schools they attended—Timber Trail Elementary, Buffalo Ridge Elementary, American Academy and DCS Montessori. This farewell tradition at…
The 30 members of the National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) at Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) learned about flag protocol and assumed color guard duties as part of a new initiative…
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