by James LaRue, Director Douglas County Libraries Dean Ruppelt is a patriot. He served in the Army Reserves from 1982-1987. He served another stint in the Navy from 1987-1991. In…

by Terri Wiebold The Castle Pines North City Council was effective in establishing an Urban Renewal Authority (URA) and adopting a URA Plan in late May, prior to HB1107’s June…

Left to right: Sheriff Dave Weaver, Sgt. Gary Butler (behind), Lt. Alan Stanton, Audra Garton (behind), Sam Stairs, Deputy Heyden, Sgt. Ron Hanavan, Deputy Ann Walton (front), Deputy Micheller Rademacher…

By Anthonette Klinkerman Being a SAHM, or Stay At Home Mom, can be an isolating experience, but fortunately help is on the way in the form of MOMS Club. If…

Article by Kathy Dunker Rocky Heights Middle School (RHMS) is introducing a new program which will be open to all parents and guardians for the upcoming school year. The “WalkAbout…

Information provided by Douglas County Recognizing the value of their generation’s voice, Douglas County’s teens are speaking out about the County’s economic, environmental and community sustainability … and asking their…

by Carin R. Kirkegaard with photo by Nicole Chillino Parker found a sense of purpose and fulfillment when the idea for the reality television show, “Backyard Genius,” took root following…

Each year, DCS Montessori holds field Day at Retreat Park. Students walk from the school to the park early in the morning, then spend the day participating in fun team…

South Suburban Parks and Recreation is hosting comprehensive blood screenings conducted by the University of Colorado Hospital from 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 am. The location closest to the Castle Pines…

Information courtesy of American Academy website Last month’s eighth grade graduation at American Academy (AA) was a lovely event that saw 29 students cross the threshold into young adulthood. Diplomas…