Monthly Archives: October 2014

Beyer brings her massage therapy experience to Sully

Beyer brings her massage therapy experience to Sully
In her 12 years as a massage therapist, Angela Beyer has served a variety of clients. She’s worked on the “average Joe” with a minor backache all the way to professional athletes whose bodies need some help due to the wear and tear of their jobs. Now, Beyer is bringing her services to the Sully area. A...
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Hawks’ offense comes alive against Iowa Valley

Hawks’ offense comes alive against Iowa Valley
The Lynnville-Sully varsity football team has had a tough start to the 2014 season, losing their first four games. But last Friday night, Sept. 26, the Hawks earned their first victory of the year against Iowa Valley at Marengo, 48-21. “Friday night's game against Iowa Valley was a very positive step forward for us," said L-S...
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‘Roller coaster’ PCM challenges L-S cross-country

‘Roller coaster’ PCM challenges L-S cross-country
The Prairie City-Monroe Invitational was no walk in the park for the many teams competing at the event Thursday, Sept. 25. For Lynnville-Sully cross-country runners, the invite provided some of the toughest terrain and competition they’ve seen this year. The L-S girls put together a team score of 185 for seventh place out of 12 teams....
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L-S volleyball chalks up three SICL wins, struggles at PC tourney

L-S volleyball chalks up three SICL wins, struggles at PC tourney
Victory over English Valleys After coming up short to English Valleys in the first set, 25-22, the Lynnville-Sully volleyball team fought back to win the next three sets all by a score of 25-14 on Tuesday, Sept. 23. This was the Hawks’ third home game of the year. “We didn't come ready to play the first game, and...
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SCS students, staff join global See You At The Pole

SCS students, staff join global See You At The Pole
All SCS students and staff members joined Christians all around the globe in prayer at See You at the Pole before school on Wednesday, Sept. 24. All around the world, in every time zone, students gathered at their flagpoles, praying for their school, friends, families, churches, and communities. See You At The Pole was held...
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Students’ learning heads outdoors

Students’ learning heads outdoors
Mariposa Recreation Area northeast of Newton was the destination of the SCS fifth and sixth graders’ field trip Thursday, Sept. 25. The four girls comprising the two grades were led through the park by Katie Cantu, a naturalist with Jasper County Conservation. “It was a beautiful day to be outside and enjoy God's beautiful creation!”...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 10/2/14

I hope this finds you all doing well! I can tell you right now, this article is going to be short and sweet. It’s a Monday. My Dashing Gent is off to work already, and I’ve spotted a spider on my desk. He’s brown. He’s big. The size of a pencil eraser. He matches my...
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