Latest Print Issue Current IssueView All Print IssuesLooking AheadOctober 2021Vision Awareness MonthLions Membership Growth monthLeos Membership Growth MonthNovember 14, 2021World Diabetes DayNovember 2021Diabetes Awareness Monthmore...more...Straight From a Lion’s MouthCan’t read? You can listen to LION Magazine thanks to these Georgia LionsBeing able to hear a recording of LION magazine helps Lion Andy Arvidson, who is blind, stay informed and connected with other Lions. In a project called Lions Reading to Lions, the magazine, which comes out two times a year, is recorded by members of three clubs in Georgia: the…more...October 18th, 2021 Club NewsClub News – October 2021After a year’s absence due to no Western Idaho Fair, the Boise Bench Lions in Idaho got back to staffing the Found Kids Booth, a…more... President's MessageThe Beauty of Life Can Be Felt In the HeartDear Lions, It’s been a while since I’ve walked the halls of the Boys’ High School in Brooklyn, New York, where I went to school,…more...Straight From a Lion’s MouthCan’t read? You can listen to LION Magazine thanks to these Georgia LionsBeing able to hear a recording of LION magazine helps Lion Andy Arvidson, who is blind, stay informed and connected with other Lions. In a project called Lions Reading to Lions, the magazine, which comes out two times a year, is recorded by members of three clubs in Georgia: the…more...October 18th, 2021 Club NewsClub News – October 2021After a year’s absence due to no Western Idaho Fair, the Boise Bench Lions in Idaho got back to staffing the Found Kids Booth, a…more... President's MessageThe Beauty of Life Can Be Felt In the HeartDear Lions, It’s been a while since I’ve walked the halls of the Boys’ High School in Brooklyn, New York, where I went to school, and a lot has changed since I graduated. In the seventies it became the Boys’ and Girls’ High School and relocated to a bigger campus on Fulton and Utica. But the original building at 832 Marcy Ave, the one I remember so well, is known for its Romanesque Revival architecture, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is considered one of Brooklyn’s finest buildings. It was a memorable place to spend my…more...