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Year-round adventure at Philip S. Miller Park

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

The 230-acre Philip S. Miller Park in Castle Rock is scheduled to open phase one in November and will eventually have many indoor/outdoor amenities, including a year-round ski/snowboard slope, zip…

From small beginnings to mammoth contributions

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Philip S. Miller By Joe Gschwendtner; historical information provided by the Douglas County History Research Center I was raised the son of a butcher. My father worked his last job…

New director of Douglas County Libraries

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Robert “Bob” Pasicznyuk Director of Douglas County Libraries The Douglas County Libraries Board of Trustees has selected Robert “Bob” Pasicznyuk as the next director of Douglas County Libraries. Pasicznyuk assumed his…

Colorado Force to compete at Cooperstown Dreams Park in NY

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

The 12U Colorado Force baseball team will be heading to Cooperstown Dreams Park in New York for competition and a memorable baseball experience. The team includes: Case Williams, Cole Doebele,…

The magic of en plein air

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

By Patte Smith; photo courtesy of Douglas Land Conservancy Noted local and regional landscape artists who hail from Montana, Idaho, New Mexico, and Colorado will gather in June for an…

Meet Dr. Kristopher Hart

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Dr. Kristopher Hart, wife Tara, and daughters Rowan (2) and Holland (4). By Elizabeth Wood West; photo courtesy of Crib Tales Photography Dr. Kristopher Hart, wife Tara, and daughters Holland…

Running to bring awareness to wounded veterans

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Caspar Placke speaking before the Castle Rock Town Council to gain support for his Eagle Scout project. By Lynne Marsala Basche; photo courtesy of Caspar Placke Several years ago, Boy…

Flag Day observance

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

By Lisa Crockett June 14 is Flag Day – a holiday believed to have been founded by a Wisconsin school teacher to teach students about the history and care of…

Timber Trail fifth graders dance through the decades

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Article and photos by Lisa Crockett; photo courtesy of Mark Wilkins Photography History can be a dull recitation of facts, a punishing exercise in rote memorization. Or it can be…

Journey to wellness inspires life change

By CPC | Jun 1, 2014

Sheri Aspinall of Canterbury and her dog Buckley. Aspinall experienced yeast overgrowth which greatly affected her health and now she helps others through bio-meridian testing. By Lisa Nicklanovich; photo courtesy…

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