==Both coach and Girls softball team, and teammate, win Big Honors!
==Volleyball WORLD Games – local played in the U21 Beach World Championships
==Football team goes to quarter-finals —- includes a brief history of the 1-A football world and the Lyons 8-man team.
Happy Halloween!
Skeletons sat comfortably
with the CU Medical Fraternity
1885-1910
NINE activities in LYONS
FOUR activities Longmont/Boulder
==teens, youth, elementary school, parks, dance, costume, movie, crafts, food, parade, antiques, ghosts, paranormal, tours, talks, legends, and more
==many of our residents moved here to study at the University of Colorado-Boulder
==enjoy a brief history of the early years of Old Main,
and photos
Read about the fundraising and goals, and phases of construction
==groundbreaking Sept. 15th
==Primary goals of the project include building a dedicated children’s gallery for hands-on, year-round learning and play; expanding the primary gallery to feature more robust touring exhibits as well as local artists and historic collections; renovating the outdoor courtyard including the construction of a new stage
Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month in Boulder County
==list of events in Bo Co cities
==Longmont has multiple events and a big exhibit
Text from application submitted to the History Colorado State Historical Fund
to restore the Lyons Depot building (formerly Depot Library)
We thank all the “laborers” of Colorado
==thanks to Lyons quarry workers
==thanks to peach, corn, melon, and cherry workers
==thanks to house builders 1945
==list of books and dvd’s on Lyons quarries
Invitation to Community Celebration of 150 years for the ranch.
==history of the ranch, whose owners constructed the first road thru Lyons to Estes
==is the last remaining working cattle ranch in Estes Park
==daughter Muriel MacGregor ran it for 20 years, and turned it into a trust
==restoration work detailed
There were several Japanese families in Longmont, but their history was diminished .. the Kanemoto brothers commissioned the Tower of Compassion
==the family donated acres to the city over the years for important facilities well-known today
