Highlands Ranch Herald: Local Matters
Today's Highlands Ranch News
- Posted: January 30, 2012
- HealthSouth plans new hospital in Littleton
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The nation’s largest network of inpatient rehabilitation hospitals will open a facility in Littleton in late 2013.
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School choice event packs Douglas County Events Center
A panel of school choice advocates faced a packed house at the Douglas County Events Center, one of hundreds of events nationwide to launch National School Choice Week.
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Republican Party caucus launches accelerated election calendar
Douglas County Republicans are ready for an early election cycle with plans for the Colorado Republican Caucus in the first step of what local party leaders call “grass-roots” politics at their best.
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Man sees best friend through rare illness
Reggie, a 10-year-old pit bull terrier, walks on legs still wobbly from a recent wrestling match with disease.
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Rotary provides chance to give back
John Volp vows that for the rest of his "productive life," he will serve the needs of others above himself.
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5A Continental boys hoops: Third Arnold brother strives to make mark at ThunderRidge
The last name Arnold has meant a lot to ThunderRidge boys hoops in years past.
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New members, new visions
“First Impressions” is an annual exhibit of art by new members of the Littleton Fine Arts guild, an organization started in 1962 as the Pioneer Art Club. By 1967, the name had changed to Littleton Fine Arts Guild, but the purpose continued to be to offer opportunities to paint together, with a qualified instructor, and to sponsor periodic art exhibits for the members.
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More errors in the pipeline debate
In reading Gayle Merves’ letter in the Jan. 12 Highlands Ranch Herald I would like to point out some errors in the letter on the Keystone XL Pipeline.
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