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From Stingray to engineer

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

  Anna Stevens has always been one for a challenge, a trait fostered by summers spent on the Village Stingrays swim team and by carving her own path in the…

An aging officer for regenerative medicine

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

The Village at Castle Pines neighbor Jeremy Sova is a staunch believer that everything happens for a reason. But injury led him down a different path to healing his body,…

A tall fundraising order

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

On July 14th, the Country Club at Castle Pines women’s 18-Hole group hosted its annual Charity Day. More than 80 women participated in the golf tournament, and an additional 30…

Go east for some historical curiosities

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

  Some of us limit sightseeing, outings and adventure to the Front Range foothills and the mountains, overlooking marvelous curiosities east of I-25. For a new adventure, begin by heading…

A veteran helping veterans

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

Heather Thompson is many things: a licensed therapist, a veteran, a mother, a wife, a friend, a volunteer and the 2025 Colorado Providers Association (COPA) clinician of the year. Heather…

The art and gift of oral storytelling

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

  It started as an idea to bridge the gap between old and young and has become a largely fulfilling and compelling community-based program. High Prairie Storytellers (HPS) is the…

Colorado living: State symbols & emblems, part 6

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

In recognition of 2026 marking 150 years of Colorado statehood, this final segment of the state’s official symbols and emblems looks at Colorado’s official fossil, gemstone, mineral and rock: the…

The unconditional love of two tuxies

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

Tuxedo cats are popular family pets and have made their way into pop culture: Sylvester from Looney Tunes and The Cat in the Hat, to name two. Known for their…

Hungry bears on the move

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

This year, people are seeing more bears during the daylight hours across Douglas County. State wildlife officials said the unusually warm, dry winter meant less natural food for bears, sending…

Wildlife happenings through summer and fall

By CPC | Jul 29, 2026

Rocky Mountain Wildlife Alliance (RMWA) in Sedalia is busy year-round with wildlife education and rehabilitation. This year has been especially unique with the warm winter and spring. According to Emily…

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