The Castle Pines Connection is looking to add a listing of services and home-based businesses that might be of interest to our readers. We want this to be more than…

The Castle Pines Library will host a Mother-Daughter book club in 2011. Bimonthly meetings are planned for the following Mondays at 6:30 p.m.: Monday, March 1 – Black Beauty Monday,…

Now in its fourth year, the much celebrated Douglas County Art Encounters™ public art program invites sculpture artists to submit applications for participation in the June 2011 to June 2012,…

In a recent Castle Pines Connection letter to the editor, Brambleridge resident Donald Reese made the observation that, “We [residents in the city] are suing ourselves with our own tax…

The staff at Las Fajitas is eager to serve up some traditional-style Mexican favorites. Owner Alberto Granados is pictured in the center.  Las Fajitas is a family-owned and operated restaurant.…

Information provided bythe CPN Master Association New management company The Master Association has changed management companies and is now managed by Premier Property Management. Please contact Kim Maguire by e-mail…

Team members at a recent tournament (left to right:) Ben Bush, Jonah Flores, and Emily Ball. Article by Kathy Dunker with photos courtesy of JoAnn Moran Rock Canyon High School…

by Kathy Dunker with photo courtesy of Marc Feldman Professional photographer Marc Feldman is a resident of Esperanza and a new addition to the Castle Pines business community. Feldman, who…

Article by Kathy Dunker with photos by Tim Gamble The Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce wrapped up another successful year at its annual banquet at the Inverness Hotel in January.…

Submitted by Lacee Tasker The stone Spinel Spinel occurs in all colors, the favorite being a ruby-like red.  The pigments, which give it its color, are chrome and iron.  Large…