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Lucent Boulevard renamed for hero

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Lucent Boulevard in Highlands Ranch, the stretch of roadway from County Line to South Broadway, will soon be renamed Kendrick Castillo Way. The Board of Douglas County Commissioners approved the…

City Council approves plan to improve two community parks

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

As the community continues to grow, there is an increased need for extraordinary park spaces for residents. As a result, the City of Castle Pines (City) began work to develop…

The best version of herself

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

  JulieAnna Reinhardt started her own interior design business in January, but her journey to the Castle Valley neighborhood began decades ago. Born and raised in southern California, JulieAnna did…

Bringing her musical talents out west

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Music is an integral part of Andrea Ross Batson’s life today, as it was throughout her childhood. Born and raised in the south, Andrea was influenced from a young age…

Blessed and grateful to be here

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Kim, David and Brooke Becker are relative newcomers to Castle Pines. They bought a house in the Knightsbridge neighborhood in 2022, moving from southern California. “It was hard to give…

Celebrating milestones

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Lisa Linn is having a banner year. She and her husband, Brandon, are toasting their 25th wedding anniversary; the family business, Brandon Linn Orthodontics in Castle Pines and Highlands Ranch,…

Honoring heroes in the community

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

The Douglas County Community Foundation (DCCF) held its second annual Heroes Gala honoring first responders, armed forces members, veterans and the nonprofit partner organizations that support these brave heroes. Roughly…

Everyday wildlife heroes

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Emily Davenport is passionate about wildlife. As a certified wildlife rehabilitator with nearly two decades of veterinary experience, she recognizes the importance of having relationships with others in her field.…

Harrowing haunted houses and ghost tours … or just pumpkins

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

October divides those of us who like ghost stories and the thrill of a jump scare and those who want to enjoy a pumpkin patch, maybe with a pumpkin spice…

The meaning behind colored pumpkins

By CPC | Oct 1, 2024

Treat-or-treat time is almost here, and that means candy, spooky decorations and lots of pumpkins. Most pumpkins are orange, of course, but this Halloween you might spot ones that are…

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