Lynnville Day dawned bright and sunny for hundreds of community members gathering in Lynnville on Saturday, June 15, for the annual Lynnville Day celebration. Mother Nature may have put a halt to early evening festivities, but overall the day was full of celebratory moments bringing the community together for family fun and entertainment.
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The self-described competitive nature of Elizabeth “Liz’’ Snodgrass has been a driving force that has taken her from foot races against childhood neighbors in small-town Sully to solving crime in San Diego where she currently works as a special agent with the FBI. Snodgrass, daughter of Denny Snodgrass of Sully and the late Nancy Snodgrass, graduated from Lynnville-Sully in...
Twenty years have passed since a nine-hole golf course tucked in the rolling hills of Lynnville officially opened to the public in July of 1999. The Diamond Trail Golf Club has since welcomed thousands of golfers, hosted tournaments, cross-country and golf meets, and so much more as it has surpassed the original goal charter members and initial...
Hello, summertime. It’s nice to see you old friend. As I write this article, Blake is filling up our $48 pool from Walmart. Let’s just say I am super pumped because that means summer is officially here.
What does summer remind you of? Summer reminds me of washing cattle in preparation...
The Lynnville-Sully School Board met in regular session at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 17, in the high school library. Board members present were Tim Dunsbergen, Jer Schnell, Gerry Van Dyke, and Tammy Vos. Also present were superintendent Shane Ehresman, preK-8 principal Teri Bowlin, high school principal Shane Wheeler, school board secretary Karla De Cook, Darrell Veenstra, Lisa...
Over the past decades, I have always enjoyed about any kind of racing. I have been to several national pro drag racing events.
It is absolutely amazing. There are many rare cars (dragsters) that are 30 feet long. The huge nitro-burning motor is capable of thousands of horsepower.
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Lizzy Van Manen, daughter of Lonnie and Amy Van Manen of rural Sully, wrapped up a terrific sophomore season as starting catcher for the Northeast Mississippi Community College softball team. Her most recent accolade is a big one – NFCA NJCAA’s Division II Catcher of the Year.
As one of the best backstops in the nation,...
