Spend one Saturday morning at a Kellogg Junior Firefighter training session with the Gannaway triplets, and you’ll soon discover the civic-minded trio will someday make a big impact on their community.
The Gannaway triplets of Kellogg – Courtney, Mason, and Dylan – seemed destined to be firefighters since the day they were born. Their father, Adam,...
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Art Show and Academic Fair Schedule
Lynnville-Sully K-12 Art Show and Academic Fair
Monday, Mar. 16
3:30-8 p.m. Artwork of students in grades K-11 on display in the Lynnville-Sully High School gym with senior art in the art gallery. Many elementary classrooms will be open to showcase student work.
5-7 p.m. Freewill donation supper hosted by after prom committee in middle school gym. Menu:...
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Lynnville City Council pledges to enforce new dog ordinances
The safety of area citizens was the topic of conversation at the Lynnville City Council meeting on Monday, Mar. 9. Linda Russell, of rural Searsboro and a former Lynnville resident, was asked by councilmember Rahn Savage to share with the council of a recent dog attack she experienced while running along East Street in Lynnville.
Early...
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Sully’s RISE paving project starts Apr. 1
Blommers Construction Inc. of Pella has notified the City of Sully that it plans to begin construction as scheduled this spring. Work will begin on approximately Apr. 1, depending on weather conditions, with 50 days for completion on the west side of town. The RISE paving project includes pavement reconstruction on 1st Avenue from 1st...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin – 3/5/15
Calling all lazy moms and dads.
Okay. Lazy is the wrong word. Calling all efficient moms and dads and eaters of food in general. Would you rather make a pan of bars rather than dozens of cookies because you only have to watch the oven once rather than countless times to ensure you’re not burning scrumptious...
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Repurposed barn now houses art instead of animals
With art woven into Diana Scandridge’s life story, it’s only fitting the rural Sully resident feels called to minister to others through her own art studio.
Growing up, Diana said she was “that child who was always drawing.”
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