Broadway is Open!Road Construction update
The Town and its contractor along with CDOT thank you for your patience with the Broadway (US-36 eastbound) road improvements. Currently the traffic control cones have been removed and both lanes are open for vehicle travel. The contractor will be striping Railroad Ave (the one way section) and adding delineators for the bike/pedestrian lane early next week. In addition there are signage, landscaping, paving, and minor items to finalize later this spring for the project. This project was funded by CDOT and federal highway funds for Colorado. This is part of a regional Transportation Improvement Project which was approved in 2018. Major project elements include: 1. Narrower travel lanes to enhance safety for all modes of travel 2. Curb extensions to shorten crossing distances for pedestrians at intersections 3. New sidewalk along the north side of the roadway 4. Addition of public parking spaces along both the northern and southern edges 5. Delivery and service access to businesses along the north side of Broadway 6. Improved bicycle and pedestrian access to downtown, the Library, Sandstone Park, and Black Bear Hole 7. Multimodal pathway (bike/pedestrian) along the south side of Broadway In 2021, this project secured additional funding through the Colorado Department of Transportation ‘s Revitalizing Main Street program. The bulk of the financing is from Transportation Improvement Projects Funding from DRCOG. The Town match is currently estimated to be approximately $61K.
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Lyons Emergency Assistance FundSpecial Movie Screening, Thursday, March 7 Join the Lyons Emergency Assistance Fund (LEAF) for a screening of the critically acclaimed movie, The Paradise Paradox, a film by Bode Miller that explores the mental health crisis in Colorado mountain towns, next Thursday, March 7 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm, at the Lyons Regional Library.
The Paradise Paradox is a groundbreaking film that explores the mental health crisis affecting America's mountain towns and the innovative solutions being developed in response. Please join LEAF and be part of this important conversation. Let’s focus on supporting each other. We share an abundance of kindness, humanness, generosity, and compassion in Lyons. We can learn how to show everyone that they matter. Let's make a plan to lift up our community together.
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2024 Winter Wonderland ConcertSaturday, March 9, 1 - 3 pm
Live music returns to Lyons outdoors for the Winter Wonderland Concert Series. The final winter concert will be on Saturday, March 9th, at Bohn Park from 1 - 3 pm. Joe Kuckla & Irons in the Fire will be the musicians.
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Lucky Lyons 5K and 10K Saturday, March 9 Bohn Park On Saturday, March 9, grab your luckiest green running gear for the Lucky Lyons St. Patrick’s Day run. The event includes 5K and 10K races that weave runners through Lyons, from Bohn Park. Fun family event, including Fido! Well-behaved dogs with leashes are welcome to join in the event. The events take place in Bohn Park. Interested in running? Visit https://geminiadventures.com/run/lucky-lyons
Or if you would like to volunteer, and support the Lyons Community Foundation, please join them!
Afterwards, you can enjoy the final Winter Wonderland concert at Bohn Park with Joe Kuckla and Irons in the Fire!
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Candidate ForumWednesday, March 13, 2024 5:30 - 8 pm Lyons Regional Library On Wednesday, March 13, 2024 the Lyons Recorder and the Redstone Review will be hosting a candidate forum, from 5:30 - 8 pm, at the Lyons Regional Library. The public is welcome to ask candidates about any issues of importance to Lyons residents with respect to the April 2, 2024 municipal election.
The event will be recorded if you are unable to attend.
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Town of Lyons Annual ReportAvailable Online Now
The Town of Lyons Annual Report for the 2023 calendar year has been finalized. The copy is posted online and includes a review of 2023 and a look forward to the 2024 budget. Read more.
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Lyons Creative OutletsCall to Area Artists The Lyons Arts & Humanities Commission (LAHC) is pleased to announce that they are now accepting applications for artists for Creative Outlets 2024, a program throughout the town to have utility boxes be creatively painted by local artists, as part of the Lyons Creative Outlets program. Learn more and apply today!
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