Reports from the Planning Assessment Survey
Back in March and April, the city and county planners conducted a survey assessing how community members perceive planning issues in the metro area. Below, you can find links to …
Back in March and April, the city and county planners conducted a survey assessing how community members perceive planning issues in the metro area. Below, you can find links to …
The New York Times reflects on Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s vision of relieving congestion in the city with non-traditional tactics such as a bike share program. Over 350 miles of …
BicycLincoln Board Member, Andy Pedley, made a $20 bet. And then something awesome happened… Check out the article in the Lincoln Journal Star by Cindy Lange-Kubick on how bicycles and …
When I arrive in Costa Rica I see almost zero bicycles. This is a country whose relative economic and political stability have yet to translate into much bikeable infrastructure. Highways …
On Friday, May 3rd, Bicyclincoln’s Damon carried an entire keg of beer for celebrations at Pepe’s Veggie-Mex Bistro for the first Friday Night Bikes of the year and the kick …
With the first of May just around the corner, we have lots of kickstarts to a summer filled with cycling! Remember, the National Bike Challenge starts on May 1st, which …
Via Michele Abendroth from the Planning Department: Public Input Meeting For Lincoln MPO Certification Review Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 6:00 p.m. County/City Building, 555 South 10th Street, Lincoln, NE …
Brent “Butch” Johnson is a former Lincolnite now living in the Twin Cities in Minnesota. Here’s his take on bike lanes in his new home. I Love Bike Lanes. We …
Remember to get out and vote in the city primary! Polls are open from 8 AM – 8 PM. Don’t know where your polling place is? Find it, along with …
Have you heard that Pepe’s Veggie-Mex Bistro has moved to Indian Villiage? Well, it has and Pepe has graciously agreed to open his doors to help us kick off the …
