We prayed for rain during the last drought in 2013, and it was double trouble
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A program from the Lyons High School Junior-Senior Banquet of 1948.
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Give me the mountains! The high, rugged mountains!
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Dick, Kathy, and Steve Ralston started Ralston Brothers Antiques on High Street in Lyons in 1974.
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Obituary 10/20/19
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Obituary 11/16/19
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Obituary 4/14/19
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Family memories from the 1918 Pandemic.
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The first recorded death in Colorado attributed to the 1918 Pandemic, often referred to at that time as the Spanish Flu, occurred
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Breaking: 'Burgalers' make off with $115 119 years ago
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Jonelle Tucker received the Outstanding Service award from the Lyons Lions Club for helping them start the Leo Lyons teen volunteer group.
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The Turner-Stevens Building was constructed in 1917 to house the Bank of Lyons.
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As the congregation grew, the Reverend Williams, Reverend H. E. Thayer, and Reverend Henry Harris, who was brought from Michigan by
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When Edward S. Lyon, Hiram Sawyer, and Griffith Evans first started quarrying limestone and sandstone, there was no rail line into Lyons.
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Edward S. Lyon had arrived in the area in 1880 as one of the first permanent settlers. He purchased property from Hiram
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In 1881, Hiram Sawyer built a one-story sandstone structure with a basement. That building housed the McAllister Saloon for five years. Saloons
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The Lyons Recorder, in conjunction with the Lyons Redstone Museum, is publishing a series about some of Lyons’ historic structures, all of
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