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Image 1 — Today is a beautiful day to better fund public education, and support better constituent representation in Douglas County!
Image 2 — Today is a beautiful day to better fund public education, and support better constituent representation in Douglas County!
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Today is a beautiful day to better fund public education, and support better constituent representation in Douglas County!

It’s a long ballot. Blue book helps with pros and cons. Yes on NN and 87 will help better fund public education. The Douglas County MLO 5A will help with career and technical education opportunities and teacher compensation.

u/FreeRiver-Design — 4 days ago

Marx vs Weisner debate

Is the full interview (technically) recorded and available somewhere? Have only seen a snippet online. Not that Marx is even a consideration. But would like to see the entire thing. If anyone has not seen the podcast episode where Candiace Owens interviews Corby Hall (4/24/26). Its called - the man who weaponized faith. Victor Marx is a dangerous person!! Scares me that he lives as close as he does. How anyone can back this man is insane to me. 🤯🤯🤯

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u/Admirable-Jese — 6 days ago
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Prop 133 concerns

Why are hardly any organizations taking a position on prop 133 this year?

I’m starting to research initiatives and all I’ve been able to really find besides the Protect Kids CO website is this statement from the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault stating 133 hurts victims and makes it harder for them to get help: https://ccasa.org/vote-no-on-proposition-133-this-november-colorado-coalition-against-sexual-assault-warns-colorado-voters-of-risk-to-victims-facing-life-in-prison.

It looks like a lot of victim groups, like the Colorado Children’s Alliance, have come out against it too. Having victims oppose it when says it protects victims and punishes traffickers screams dark money group pushing a sketchy initiative with other intentions to me….

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u/Mountains_are_home — 8 days ago

Who's joining Life Time?

Gym membership really up to $329/mo? Guess there is a reason it is in Castle Pines.

Life Time Castle Pines is on track to open in November 2026 (exact date TBD).

Pre-Opening Pricing (plus tax)

Joining Fee:

  • $200 due upon enrollment (regularly $400)

Signature Membership (Ages 14+):

  • Single: $329/month
  • Two-Person: $489/month
  • Three-Person: $579/month
  • Four+ Person: $669/month

Junior Membership (Ages 13 and under):

  • $100/month per child
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u/hooper610 — 8 days ago
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WARNING: The infamous "Castle Rock Bag Lady" has made her way north and is in our hood. Do not approach, do not feed, and definitely to NOT give her a ride. Warn everyone you know.

u/JAX2905 — 12 days ago

Walmart Plus Delivery

Does anyone know if the folks who deliver groceries for Walmart are the ones doing the shopping too? Getting a little tired of my orders being wrong or half missing🤦‍♀️. I always tip and never remove the tip even when the order is wrong or most items missing. I figured its not their fault as they did not package the order. Does anyone know? Love the connivence of this but its hit or miss now on accuracy.

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u/Admirable-Jese — 11 days ago
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Yes on 200 (3 to 5 commissioners) Town Hall tonight in Larkspur

Ballots will be mailed out tomorrow! Want to learn more about question 200? Come to the Fire Hall training room tonight
Oct 01, 2026, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Larkspur Fire Hall Training Room
9414 S Spruce Mountain Rd
Larkspur, CO 80118

Learn about the three different Ballot questions related to expanding the Douglas County Board of Commissioners from 3 to 5. Get your questions answered so you're ready to vote when ballots arrive.

https://www.3to5dougco.com/event-list

u/DentalFlossGuru — 10 days ago

Move to Castle Rock?

Hi everyone! I’m a Denver native who moved back to Denver after living in the slower side of the PNW and I’m finally sick of being in the city especially now that I have a 15 month old daughter who I’d like to have a different upbringing. My question is how diverse/welcoming to black and interracial families is castle rock? Truly? I’ve only ever gone to the outlets or passed through CR but I’m wondering about how it is outside of “touristy” areas. Thanks in advance!

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u/BeeBirdyBri — 14 days ago
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One more week of the June rotation!

We're Local CO! We make curated playlists, showcases, and artist features for Colorado musicians.

Our June rotation is live for one more week! Check it out and follow along for future shows.

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*We never charge musicians and never will. Our goal is simple- support local art.

u/Most_Difficulty9236 — 12 days ago

Mountain/scenic spots near castle rock?

I really like going up to Breckenridge, Vail, Aspen, etc. just to be up in the mountains for hiking and grabbing a bite to eat but I’m trying to find similar things directly west of us. Is there anywhere near Castle Rock that has good hiking/breweries a bit higher up?

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u/ButtaDawg5 — 13 days ago