The City of Lone Tree Youth Commission recognizes one youth resident with the Outstanding Youth of Lone Tree award every year. The recognition and $1,000 prize, provided in partnership with Canvas Credit Union, are awarded to an applicant who demonstrates
At the Tuesday, March 19 Lone Tree City Council Meeting, City Council passed Resolution 24-16, a resolution canceling the regular 2024 municipal election for a single council seat in Lone Tree Voting District 2. This resolution was considered and unanimously
This page was created to provide important updates on the March 2024 snowstorm. This page will be updated throughout the duration of the storm. Edited on Monday, March 18 at 3:30 p.m. to include: Last week, the Denver metro area
Shortly after 6:30 p.m. on Sunday, January 21, emergency services and the City of Lone Tree Public Works department responded to a waterline break on Yosemite Street and Kimmer Drive. This incident is related to the work Southgate performed on
Dear Lone Tree, As I sit to compose my last Thanksgiving message as Lone Tree Mayor, coffee close at hand and maybe a tissue or two nearby (what can I say?… I’m sentimental!), I am filled with so much gratitude
The holiday program runs at the Lone Tree Arts Center December 14 – 23, 2023. A Decade of Seasonal Fun From putting up the tree and baking your favorite cookies to watching your favorite holiday movie, everyone has their own
Link on Demand Wins DRCOG Metro Vision Award On Wednesday, October 4, the Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) held its annual Metro Vision Awards banquet at the Seawell Ballroom in the Denver Center for Performing Arts. These awards recognize
The short-duration closures for Acres Green Drive will now take place on Tuesday, September 19. Asphalt replacement will follow, beginning Wednesday, September 20. *this story was updated on Monday, September 18 to reflect new dates for the road work. That
At the September 5, 2023 Lone Tree City Council Meeting, City Council unanimously approved changes to City voting districts ahead of the May 2024 municipal election. These changes come at the recommendation of City staff, who sought to balance the
From September 2023 to August 2023, bus and train will be free for riders ages 19 and younger. RTD Announced earlier this month that rides on light rail and bus will come at no cost for teens as they welcome
Feature Image (above, left to right): Lone Tree Arts Commissioners Tonya Fallows and Dow Phumiruk, Lone Tree Mayor Jackie Millet, artist Kelsey Montague, Arts Commission Chair Maura Adamson, and Lone Tree Arts Commissioners Julie Kemerling and Sagine Israel pose in
After a remarkable 27-year journey managing Park Meadows Retail Resort, Pam Schenck-Kelly is embarking on a new chapter, marked by a well-earned retirement. Her legacy is a tapestry woven with passion, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to creating memorable retail