Carrol Beyer, 88, of Sully, died Feb. 12, 2018, at Jefferson Place in Pella. Funeral ser-vices were held Thursday, Feb. 15, at Lynnville Friends Church. Memorials have been designated for Lynnville Historical Society. Interment was in Woodland Cemetery, Lynnville.
Carrol Gene Beyer was born May 20, 1929, to Gerrit and Gertie (Slycord) Beyer, at their county-line...
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DUNSBERGEN’S STATE DREAMS COME TRUE: Lynnville-Sully senior will wrap up successful high school wrestling career at state
Lynnville-Sully sent four wrestlers to the Iowa High School Athletic Association’s Class 1A District 4 Meet in Pleasantville on Saturday, Feb. 10, with hopes of punching four tickets to the elite state tournament. CJ Snethen (120 lb.), Josh Dunsbergen (138 lb.), Cayden Johnson (152 lb.), and Sage Zylstra (170 lb.) all represented L-S well and wrestled...
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THREE PEAT: L-S clinches boys’ third consecutive SICL Conference Championship; senior Jesse Van Wyk collects 1,000th point.
Lynnville-Sully’s boys basketball season has been a memorable one, and the team is chasing their dream of making it to the state tournament as they are in the midst of district action. The Hawks, ranked sixth in Class 1A, earned their third consecutive South Iowa Cedar League (SICL) Conference Championship when they soundly defeated Belle...
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L-S recovers from disappointing loss with first-round win
BELLE PLAINE
An intense match between Belle Plaine and L-S brought the regular season to a close for the Hawks on Tuesday, Feb. 6. After a back-and-forth game against the Plainsmen, the Hawks were unable to come away with the win, coming up short by two points, 53-51. L-S had a 15-12 lead after the...WHERE THE BUFFALO ROAM: New endeavor taps into unique interest to bring massive buffalo to rural Sully
Passersby traveling along the country roads northeast of Sully may find themselves transported back in time when they see large, majestic buffalo grazing the land of Kendall and Marlene Rozendaal’s family farm. Hundreds of years ago, millions of buffalo roamed the plains and played a vital role in the lives of Native American tribes. By...
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The Wooden Spoon by Shelly Rankin
You know the most awkward part of these articles for me is greeting you people and coming up with an introduction? I mean, how do you greet someone in print?
You don’t.
That’s how.
Hi!
As the weeks fall away, I always have all of these humorous ideas of what to write about, but when it comes time to...
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Citizen concerns heard, building permit and public hearing dates approved at Lynnville City Council meeting
The Lynnville City Council met in regular session at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 12, at the Lynnville City Hall. Mayor Roy James, councilmembers Bev Van Maanen, Roger Beason, Terry Fraker, and Mark Newberg were present. Hugh Carney and Josh De Witt were absent. City clerk Bev Arthur and guests Faye Brand, Dwight Harsselaar, Brenda...
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