News January 2016
Celebrating 35 years!
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HRCA unveils a new "get More" campaign The Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA) has a lot to offer, more, in fact, than any other homeowner’s association in Colorado. Where else can you find excellent home values, rich amenities like the Backcountry Wilderness Area, four state-of-the-art recreation centers, excellent covenant enforcement, and top-notch programs and events for the entire family? HRCA is the community’s first choice for programs and services that support health & wellness, fitness, and community engagement. All these amenities add up to value, excellence, adventure, opportunity, and quality programming. In other words, HRCA is the place you come to “Get More” out of life. You will soon see the HRCA staff sporting new t- shirts with the Get Fit! Get Inspired! Get Outdoors! Get Wet! Get Busy! Get Culture! Get Game! Get Involved! Get More! themes. All these "Gets" give you opportunities to enjoy something new or continue with something you love. We encourage you to "Get More" with all the HRCA has to offer.
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Winter Cultural Series Join us as we celebrate the arts as the Highlands Ranch Cultural Affairs Association presents the 15th year for this exciting cultural series featuring the best of theatre, dance and music. The 2016 Winter Cultural Series line-up features the high-quality entertainment you would normally find downtown in the big theatres without the hassle! We bring the best performers from the metro area here to the Ranch! Opera Colorado kicks off the series on Thursday, January 7 with their performance of Arias & Ensembles. Don't miss the other shows in this series: January 21: Chalet Dancers – Tour of Europe February 4: Broadway Sings! – Broadway's Top Hits February 18: Denver Pops – A Night at the Movies Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door, if not sold out. For Military, 65+, and children under 12, tickets are $7 in advance and $10 day of event, if not sold out. Performances are in the Cherry Hills Community Church Chapel. Purchase tickets at any HRCA recreation center, online at www.HRCAonline.org/Tickets, or call 303-791-2500.
Highlands Ranch and the HRCA turn 35! What began as prime hunting grounds for Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe Native American tribes has now become one of the most desirable places to live in the Denver Metro area. Highlands Ranch was part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, and in 1867 the first 80-acre homestead was filed. For the next 100 years, the prairie was the farm or ranch to many notable pioneers such as Johanne Welte, Curtis H. Field, Samuel Allan Long, John Springer, Frank Kistler, Lawrence C. Phipps, and Rufus “Dad” Clark. The planned community of Highlands Ranch welcomed its first residents in 1981. Thirty-five years later, Highlands Ranch is nationally renowned for its schools, mountain vistas, neighborhoods, parks, trails, wide roads, outstanding lifestyle and amenities, and pristine wilderness area. The HRCA has been there since the beginning and has continued to grow and thrive with our community. Congratulations Highlands Ranch!
35th Anniversary