Castle Pines News

Colorado development plan has Happy Canyon residents unhappy Residents of Douglas County communities are protesting the annexation and rezoning of The Canyons development by the Castle Pines North City Council because it clears the way for an additional 2,500 new homes in the Colorado county, after the developer had promised those communities that ...

A project that could net this upstart city 2,500 new homes and $45 million in taxes is causing headaches for Douglas County neighbors who worry that the building boom will increase traffic and decrease planned open space.

Maybe more so, since there are probably more cell phones per capita, and hormones run amok, in the wilds of Exurbia.

Eusania S. Thilmany, 40, of Fort Collins, formerly of Denver, passed away September 29, 2009.

Adam Foote tries a Happy Gilmore stye shot off of the 9th hole during the 2009 Colorado Avalanche Charity Golf Classic at The Ridge at Castle Pines on Tuesday.

Guests enjoy cocktails in the garden of the Kern family compound in Castle Pines Village.

A sobbing mother of two children who died in an overheated car more than a year ago pleaded no contest Thursday in a Douglas County courtroom to negligent child abuse causing death.

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper and other officials were cutting the ribbon Tuesday at the new central-city branch of Tony's Market.

Build it and they will come. That's the hope in Lone Tree. A new interchange opened Wednesday morning south of Lincoln Avenue in Douglas County.

Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway said Thursday that he is comfortable with the decision made by his son, Jack, to quit football.

The north tributary of Newlin Gulch in North Castle Pines was - for a time - a creek without a country.

A home in Castle Pines Village sustained significant damage when fire blazed up behind the home and spread to the roof and attic this evening, firefighters said.

It was at the bottom of an exit somewhere between the Garden State Parkway and the New York Thruway, when my family was searching madly for toll-booth change, and we'd already spent $27.50 in road fees that day, and I was waving apologetically in my rearview mirror at a Teamster who was clearly late delivering a load of hijacked cigarettes to Tony ...

The much-watched board of directors election for Intermountain Rural Electric Association, the state's largest power co-op, wrapped up this weekend, and those who saw the race as a referendum on longtime IREA general manager Stan Lewandowski and his conservative energy ideas are eagerly awaiting the outcome.