Bohn Park Tours

Wednesday, September 13 | 5:30 pm

Join the project manager for a tour of what's been happening behind the fences at Bohn Park! Project Manager, Dave Fenity will give participants a firsthand look at some of the completed milestones, such as river restoration, ADA fishing jetty, and the new storm water system. Dave will also share information about the project's improved underground infrastructure.
 
The Bohn Park restoration progress tours will be held on Wednesday, September 13, at 5:30 p.m. Attendees should plan for about 45 minutes to walk the site and see some of the new features. Please park across the street at the Waste Water Treatment Plant.

All attendees must wear closed-toe shoes, as it is a active construction site.

Please join us!

Slalom Gates at Black Bear Hole

Lyons Kids Kayak Club Training

The Town of Lyons has engaged in and promoted kayaking programs through its Parks and Recreation Department for over a decade, through various programming opportunities and facility development. This has assisted in the development of several local kayaking champions on the local and national scale.

The Lyons Kids Kayak Club has set slalom gates at Black Bear Hole for training purposes, and will be maintaining them throughout fall. Careful measures will be taken to ensure trees are protected when the gates are hung.

LCF Community Support Grants

Submission Deadline: September 8

Do you have a great idea for enhancing life in Lyons? Do you work with the schools, non profits, human services or the arts? The Lyons Community Foundation wants to hear from you. Every fall we grant to many local organizations with ideas for area projects that build community.  Any Lyons-area group with a 501 (c)3 status may apply.  More information on www.lyonscf.org.

Recycle Eclipse Glasses

Bring your eclipse glasses to the Lyons Regional Library!

Bring your used eclipse glasses to Lyons Regional Library and they'll get them to Astronomers Without Borders for their global redistribution program! There's eclipses all over the world, and others can use the glasses. Let's promote Science! Any type of eclipse glasses will be accepted. The library is located at 405 Main Street.

Free Mulch

Free mulch is available for residents at the wastewater treatment plant parking area, off 2nd Ave. The Town welcomes people to take as much as needed, but you will need to load it independently. 

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