Monthly Archives: February 2015

Iowa Network Services, Inc. donates $1,000 to Sully playground

Iowa Network Services, Inc. donates $1,000 to Sully playground
Tim Earp (right), of Iowa Network Services, presents an INS Charity Grant Program award in the amount of $1,000 to Stephanie Rozendaal, a member of the Sully Central Park  Committee. The grant was presented in conjunction with Sully Telephone Association, who sponsored the grant application. Also shown from left are Jack DeAngelo, Sully Telephone Association...
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New names, new faces: Lynnville businesses change hands

A dog-grooming business, a licensed cosmetologist, and a barbecue and catering business are setting up shop in new locations within Lynnville city limits. Josie Nelson, owner of Josie’s Scissors and Suds, promises to keep four-legged friends looking their best with a new dog-grooming business located at 203 1st Street in Lynnville. Nelson is open Mondays, Tuesdays,...
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Solid free-throw shooting scores 19th win for L-S girls

Solid free-throw shooting scores 19th win for L-S girls
Despite another slow start by the Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team, the Hawks' 71 percent free-throw shooting propelled them to a 57-41 victory over the Sigourney Savages on Tuesday, Feb. 3. This was the sixth-ranked Hawks’ 19th consecutive win. Earlier in the season, the Hawks were victorious against the Savages by 13 points on their own...
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L-S teams soar past IV, boys top Keota

L-S teams soar past IV, boys top Keota
A doubleheader in Sully – a welcomed home game after four away games – ended in favor of both Hawk varsity teams on Friday, Feb. 6. The girls overcame Iowa Valley, 73-47, and the boys followed suit, 59-45. Down by one, 27-26, at the half, the L-S girls stepped up in the second half to get...
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Hawk boys bring home big win against Sigourney

In their second match-up of the season, the Lynnville-Sully boys basketball team was seeking revenge at Sigourney on Tuesday, Feb. 3. The Hawks lost by 15 earlier in the season but soared to a 52-43 win last week. "It was a big road victory for the Hawks," said Head Coach Nick Harthoorn. "We didn't shoot the...
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Two Little Hawks qualify for state

The Little Hawks had a knock-down, drag-out battle at AAU District 6 qualifying in Washington, IA, last weekend. Wrestlers had to place in the top four of their 16- to 18-man bracket to move on to state. Six wrestlers competed for Lynnville-Sully, and although not all will advance, they wrestled their hardest. “We are very proud...
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