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An important and positive step was made recently in the next chapter of aging adults in Douglas County. The Seniors’ Council of Douglas County (Seniors’ Council) has accepted an invitation…
Read More about Senior organizations join forcesThe Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) offers a Medic Alert program for residents. This is not a life-alert button; instead, it is a medical ID bracelet or necklace worn in…
Read More about Free Medic Alert programSteve Dawes could easily kick up his feet and relax with his wife, Roberta Allen, and enjoy their golden years at their home in Daniels Gate. He has earned it.…
Read More about A retiree with a heart for the metro districtMany dream, but few dare to buy a 24-foot RV and hit the road for a trip of a lifetime. HOA2 residents Peter and Geri Cline started with a list…
Read More about Driving coast to coastFor 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…
Read More about Crisis Center unveils new nameOn 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…
Read More about Singing to lift spiritsIn the heart of southeast Denver, sits the imaginative campus of Iliff Preschool, Kindergarten, and School-Age Summer Camp (Iliff). A unique classroom awaits its young learners, grounded in legacy and…
Read More about Lifting little minds to new heightsJim and Nancy Yank’s love story began with a pen and paper, thousands of miles apart from each other. More than five decades later, they are still writing their story…
Read More about A half century of love lettersAs a part of the 2025 “A Trip Around the World” activities, residents at Legacy Village of Castle Pines were treated to a Hawaiian-themed celebration with no travel required. The…
Read More about Aloha from Legacy VillageAward-winning investigative journalist Tony Kovaleski clued his mom in early about his life’s direction. When he was only 5 years old and given the gift of a snare drum, he…
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