Monthly Archives: May 2018

Spring has sprung … finally!

Spring has sprung … finally!
After what seemed to be an endless winter, spring weather has finally, and gloriously, emerged. Warmer temperatures, green grass, new life, and beautiful blooms and blossoms are all welcome following the cold, wet, and even snowy early spring. [caption id="attachment_2440025" align="alignright" width="300"] Sully Christian School students Larissa Pleima and...
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Celebrating Moms and Apple Pie

Celebrating Moms and Apple Pie
Every 10 years or so, the calendar will give us one Sunday to fulfill the iconic phrase of “Mom and Apple Pie.” That’s right, this Sunday, May 13, is both National Apple Pie Day and Mother’s Day! According to a website describing National Apple Pie Day, an apple pie recipe has been found from 1381 in...
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L-S boys win four events to take second in SICL  

L-S boys win four events to take second in SICL  
The Lynnville-Sully boys proved themselves as one of the best teams in the conference by earning second out of 11 teams at the SICL meet on Tuesday, May 1. The Hawks had the advantage of hosting the meet and were runner-up with 108.5 points behind Belle Plaine’s 155.5 points. “We are very proud of the team...
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The DeeZee Spirit by Darrell Zegers May 10, 2018

My wife and I get along fairly well most of the time. I doubt that there is another woman in our country that would have stayed with me for a half a century. One thing that always causes grief is working together on the same project, like doing yard and garden work together. The woman is...
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Lynnville-Sully’s Tyson Vander Linden dominates at Drake Relays

Lynnville-Sully junior Tyson Vander Linden, son of Jason and Amber Vander Linden of Lynnville, put forth a record-breaking effort among some of the fastest athletes at the prestigious Drake Relays in Des Moines on Saturday, Apr. 28. The junior clocked in at 53.79 seconds in the 400-m hurdle event, good for third place. His time...
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