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This Month in The Connection

Time to get organized

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

As the hubbub of the holidays fades this month, many turn to tackle the mess of modern life. This month’s books aim to help get organized. Whether your mind, space…

Crisis Center unveils new name

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

For 40 years, the Crisis Center has been a beacon of hope, providing shelter, therapy, advocacy, and healing to countless domestic violence survivors and their families. Over the decades, the…

Singing to lift spirits

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

On December 6, Legacy Village of Castle Pines residents enjoyed the hour-long concert called “Good Tidings” performed by the 5280+ Senior Chorales. The choir sang seasonal songs and ended with…

Start the day – and the year – right

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

January is always exciting. A whole new year, just waiting to be filled with adventures, relationships, and yes, delicious food. I like to think of January as the year’s staging…

Beat the winter blues

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

January can be a time of excitement about the upcoming year, but for some, the post-holiday period, cooler weather, and shorter daylight hours can result in the winter blues. Dash…

Bronco tight end brings holiday cheer to students

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

During the holiday season, the significant support needs (SSN) classroom at Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) was filled with holiday spirit as students welcomed a very special guest, Denver Broncos tight…

RCHS cheerleaders and dance teams celebrate

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

Rock Canyon High School cheerleaders and dance teams had a lot to celebrate last month. Varsity dance team and JV cheerleading both took the state title for the 24-25 season,…

Schools fundraise for Shop with a Cop

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

In December, Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) and DCS Montessori (DCSM) sponsored spirit week fundraisers to support the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) Shop with a Cop community outreach program. In…

Charter school delivered bundles of cheer

By CPC | Dec 27, 2025

  American Academy delivered bundles of cheer to kids and families during the holiday season. The school-wide toy drive benefited A Precious Child (APC), a nonprofit that supports children and…

Community support helped six teachers complete their classrooms

By CPC | Dec 1, 2025

The community came together in a big way last month to support local teachers. The Castle Pines Connection partnered with local businesses, nonprofits and neighbors to help educators purchase supplies…

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