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Castle Pines celebrates National Night Out!

By CPC | Aug 30, 2014

Castle Pines Briar Ridge Court neighbors had a blast getting to know more about the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and also more about their own neighbors. More than 50 neighbors…

Alberta Development moves forward with Promenade at Castle Rock

By CPC | Aug 30, 2014

By Elizabeth Wood West; site plan provided by Alberta Development Partners, LLC This site plan for Promenade at Castle Rock was submitted to the Town of Castle Rock for review…

Two hundred unit apartment complex considered for open space in Castle Pines

By CPC | Aug 30, 2014

This open parcel of land south of Castle Pines Parkway and west of Lagae Road in the City of Castle Pines is the location that is being considered for a…

With a touch of color, community runners will go wild

By CPC | Aug 30, 2014

Runners warmed up for the 2013 Run Wild event at Elk Ridge Park in Castle Pines. By Lynne Marsala Basche; photos by Dave Tweed 2013 Color Me Wild participants displayed…

Southeast Light Rail Extension close to becoming a reality

By CPC | Aug 30, 2014

By Patte Smith; illustrations courtesy of Regional Transportation District The Regional Transportation District (RTD) board of directors voted in July to move forward with a $207 million extension of the…

Be Aware! Bears are out and about in Castle Pines

By CPC | Aug 29, 2014

A bear sighted leaving a Surrey Ridge yard after visiting the bird feeder. Two black bears that are very dark in color – a cub and its mom – have…

Rock Canyon football gets a boost from new coach

By CPC | Aug 29, 2014

The RCHS Touchdown Club hosted a family barbecue following the game on August 16 to bring all players and families together to build community. Here, Coach Lamb regroups with the…

A boy’s appreciation for cars beyond his years

By CPC | Aug 29, 2014

Seven-year-old Brady knows cars, and he loved checking them out at the Hot Rods in the Village car show in August. Article and photo by Amy Shanahan Several hundred people…

Sassy Soiree fundraiser

By CPC | Aug 29, 2014

The Douglas/Elbert Task Force’s (D/ETF) 11th annual Sassy Soiree fundraiser will be held on Friday, September 12 at the Douglas County Events Center in Castle Rock. Sassy Soiree includes a…

A spectacular affair highlights youth homelessness

By CPC | Aug 29, 2014

The Joseph family’s combined efforts have resulted in raising both money and awareness for Urban Peak and homeless youth throughout the Denver area. Pictured below left to right: Jeff and…

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