Monthly Archives: January 2018

Geneva Van Zee, 95

Geneva Van Zee, 95, died Friday, Jan. 26, 2018, at The Cottages in Pella. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 30, at Newton Chris-tian Reformed Church. Memorials may be designated to Resonate Global Missions or Bethany Christian Services and may be left at the church or at Pence ~ Reese Funeral Home. Geneva...
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Three Hawk wrestlers earn milestone wins

Three Lynnville-Sully High School wrestlers – Cayden Johnson, Josh Dunsbergen, and Carson Dunsbergen – picked up their 100th career wins during the past week of wrestling. Another L-S senior wrestler, Sage Zylstra, is just one win away from hitting the milestone victory. [caption id="attachment_2209419" align="alignright" width="200"] Lynnville-Sully senior Cayden...
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Mother Nature delivers warm temperatures, January rain

Mother Nature continued her unpredictable and unseasonable shift with a 40-plus degree upswing in January temperatures in one short week. Last Tuesday, Jan. 16, schools were delayed due to dangerously cold wind chills. Just a few short days later, the mercury rose to the 40-degree range, allowing area residents to enjoy everything the warmer temperatures...
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Sweet speech success

Lynnville-Sully speech and drama teams were among many across the state competing in the Large Group Speech Contest on Saturday, Jan. 20. Two of Lynnville-Sully’s five acts are advancing to state competition after receiving Division I ratings. Lynnville-Sully’s Andrea Bogaard and Madison Johnson will bring their “Airline Calamity” ensemble act to the state competition to be...
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Farm to Table by Julie Van Manen

 

January is Soup Month

When the cold winds are blowing and snow covers the ground, nothing takes the chill away like a bowl of soup. We have certainly had a few of those days this month! One of my family’s favorite soup recipes is Savory Potato Cheese Soup. I used to think potato soup...
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Hawk girls fall to two ranked teams, then top Albia

Last week’s schedule for the Lynnville-Sully girls basketball team was not just busy, it was challenging as well. The Hawks fell to two ranked teams from Class 1A who also happen to be conference rivals. The girls were able to shake off the losses for a 31-point win over Albia to finish the week.

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