11.17.09
Lone Tree police officer John Hastings said he was “just doing his job” after he tackled a bank robbery suspect on the run.
Lone Tree police officer John Hastings apprehended a bank robbery suspect Nov. 6. Hastings has been with the department for three years. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Lone Tree chamber president
The Lone Tree Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the appointment of Michelle Holbrook as their first full-time chamber president. Yule businesses dreaming of a green Christmas
How does an entrepreneur survive the cold winters of an economic downturn when his entire business is built around one December holiday largely tied to retail sales? Some stimulus funds came to Douglas County
Like many government checks, the stimulus package, $787 billion, is hard for the average person to grasp. The ‘taxwoman’ of Lone Tree
Tracy Martinez, tax administrator for the City of Lone Tree, said she hopes 2009 looks better than last year as far as Park Meadows Mall sales tax revenue collections. First line of defense
People stand in line for H1N1 vaccinations Nov. 7 at ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch. Easing the task of childcare options, costs
Editor’s note: This is the second article in a two-part series on daycare choices, cost of daycare, and the option of utilizing grandparents for childcare. Lincoln Commons continues to grow
On Oct. 15, Opus Northwest and Coventry Development began construction on the second phase of the Lincoln Commons Retail District at Ridgegate. This development project is a mixed-use sustainable community in Lone Tree.
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