Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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A 17-year-old fugitive was captured after escaping from The Justice Center in Castle Rock.
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 |  | | | | | | Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Mike Coffman and Cynthia Coffman greet supporters at the Denver Mariott South in Lone Tree Aug. 12 before Coffman gave his victory speech. He won the Republican primary for the 6th Congressional District against Wil Armstrong, Ted Harvey and Steve Ward. | |
Colorado Secretary of State Mike Coffman, a veteran of winning elections at state levels, finished atop the four-way Republican race in Congressional District 6.... |
District Attorney Carol Chambers has won the Republican nomination to keep her job after a contentious challenge from within her own party.... |
Election Results Congressional District 6- Mike Coffman - 28,457 votes (40 percent)
- Wil Armstrong - 23,267 (33 percent)
- Ted Harvey - 10,830 (15 percent)
- Steve Ward - 8,407 votes (12 percent)
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Foodies rejoice. The Sixth Annual Taste of Douglas County is coming to Castle Rock, offering a dining experience from a plethora of area establishments.... |
Douglas County’s Republicans are riding a wave of support into November as the general election ballot is finalized.... |
 | | | | | | | Rhonda Moore | rmoore@ccnewspapers.com
West Metro firefighter Nick Gravina adds a bouquet to a makeshift shrine at the scene of the Aug. 3 fire that killed three. Gravina was among the first on scene at the devastating blaze. ‘We don’t get too many this drastic,’ he said. | |
The Douglas County coroner has released the names of three individuals who lost their lives in a devastating Roxborough house fire over the weekend.... |
 | | | | | | | Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
District Attorney Carol Chambers has fostered a tough-on-crime reputation and has generated significant controversy since being elected in 2004. She is facing primary opponent George Brauchler as she seeks a second term as chief prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District, which includes Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties. | |
District Attorney Carol Chambers has always been controversial — even before she took office as a first-term chief prosecutor in the 18th Judicial District.... |
 | | | | | | | Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
A series of public service announcements produced in part by Joy Zarra of the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office Juvenile Diversion Program was honored with a regional Emmy. Students involved in the program helped District Attorney Carol Chambers, back row, and Joy Zarra, front row, celebrate the honor July 29. Pictured from left to right are Devance Cox, 18; Cole Buschetto, 16; M’Kay Cauble, 16; J. Anthony Jack, 16; and Lexy Bowser, 17. | |
When Joy Zarra graduated from the University of Denver with a degree in counseling, working with teen clients was the last thing on her mind.... |
Local law enforcement agencies heeded the call to help Denver police as they brace for the appearance of thousands of demonstrators during the Democratic National Convention.... |
Thirty-two previous board members of the Douglas County Fair and Rodeo graced the stage for recognition of building the fair to what it is today.... |
The father of Roxborough fire victim Amber Jeffers came a long way to say goodbye to his daughter. And what he found was an outpouring of support like nothing he’s seen before.... |
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Alexander "Sasha" Artemev flew across the Pacific Ocean as a reserve on the U.S. Olympic men's gymnastics squad. Several days later he was helping the team of first-time Olympic competitors win a surprise bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
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For the first time under football coach Mike Campbell's tenure, 18 Arapahoe High School seniors took on a different challenge. |
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